Hardwire Your Radar Detector with StealthCords
03-01-2012 | 02:01 AM
#106
Glad I found this old thread. I ordered the 8 inch version last week and it just arrived today.
Took me less than 5 minutes to install. The pins were a tight fit, so I did flatten them slightly with a hammer, then they slid right in. If you have good lighting, you can look in the harness and find the best point of entry.
I might order a 12" or make my own. My Passport 9500ix has the jack on the left side, so I'm limited to mounting right under the rearview mirror.
Took me less than 5 minutes to install. The pins were a tight fit, so I did flatten them slightly with a hammer, then they slid right in. If you have good lighting, you can look in the harness and find the best point of entry.
I might order a 12" or make my own. My Passport 9500ix has the jack on the left side, so I'm limited to mounting right under the rearview mirror.
03-01-2012 | 10:31 AM
#107
Glad I found this old thread. I ordered the 8 inch version last week and it just arrived today.
Took me less than 5 minutes to install. The pins were a tight fit, so I did flatten them slightly with a hammer, then they slid right in. If you have good lighting, you can look in the harness and find the best point of entry.
I might order a 12" or make my own. My Passport 9500ix has the jack on the left side, so I'm limited to mounting right under the rearview mirror.
Took me less than 5 minutes to install. The pins were a tight fit, so I did flatten them slightly with a hammer, then they slid right in. If you have good lighting, you can look in the harness and find the best point of entry.
I might order a 12" or make my own. My Passport 9500ix has the jack on the left side, so I'm limited to mounting right under the rearview mirror.
03-20-2012 | 09:34 PM
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03-20-2012 | 10:05 PM
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If I recall they had a note section where you ordered so I stated that the 2010 G37 needed the thinner probes, since it was mentioned in a topic on this forum before I ordered.
I ordered a cord that was 2" longer then I measured so I could wrap it once around the mirror mount. I did this because I have had my detectors loosen and fall from the windshield and I didn't want the detector to ding an interior part. The detector has come loose about 4 times since then but it just hangs from the cord and doesn't fall into the car.
Tom
03-20-2012 | 11:35 PM
#112
I ordered a stealth cord for my 2010 almost 2 years ago. I had no problem pushing the probes into the back of the electrical connectors.
If I recall they had a note section where you ordered so I stated that the 2010 G37 needed the thinner probes, since it was mentioned in a topic on this forum before I ordered.
I ordered a cord that was 2" longer then I measured so I could wrap it once around the mirror mount. I did this because I have had my detectors loosen and fall from the windshield and I didn't want the detector to ding an interior part. The detector has come loose about 4 times since then but it just hangs from the cord and doesn't fall into the car.
Tom
If I recall they had a note section where you ordered so I stated that the 2010 G37 needed the thinner probes, since it was mentioned in a topic on this forum before I ordered.
I ordered a cord that was 2" longer then I measured so I could wrap it once around the mirror mount. I did this because I have had my detectors loosen and fall from the windshield and I didn't want the detector to ding an interior part. The detector has come loose about 4 times since then but it just hangs from the cord and doesn't fall into the car.
Tom
08-24-2012 | 09:38 PM
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OK for my 2009 Sedan since no one seems to answer this.
2 Wires on Invisicor or whatever (One's a ground, one is POWER, (12Volt)
The black wire on the Invisicord wedges into the same slot as the Black wire from the wiring harness that is clipped on the rearview mirror, the RED Invisord wire wedges into the same space as the BFROWN wire is plugged into (Brown Wire=12V ON when start car, or when turn key to ON)
That's it. I'm awesome!
2 Wires on Invisicor or whatever (One's a ground, one is POWER, (12Volt)
The black wire on the Invisicord wedges into the same slot as the Black wire from the wiring harness that is clipped on the rearview mirror, the RED Invisord wire wedges into the same space as the BFROWN wire is plugged into (Brown Wire=12V ON when start car, or when turn key to ON)
That's it. I'm awesome!
09-06-2012 | 09:29 PM
#120
Sorry for the delay, the below are the links!
V1 Radar Detector with Mikes Mount and Invisicord Installation
https://www.myg37.com/forums/audio-v...-detector.html
V1 Radar Detector with Mikes Mount and Invisicord Installation
https://www.myg37.com/forums/audio-v...-detector.html
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