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- Jake
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Such speculationā¦I bought a 2 door with 2,300 miles. 16,000 miles later, zero issues. Owner told me straight up that is just wasnāt what he thought it would be. But for me, itās been way more than I expected.
Itās to plugin a tinfoil hatI just bought a wild track and thereās this random cord running across the dashboard. Can anybody tell me what itās for???? the people at the dealership didnāt even knowā¦ā¦
That's exactly what I did but with an AR BAM rail -v1 now has a usb connection available- I assume with a voltage step up to 12v. Iām gonna ditch the the rj connection and hook into my Mabett dash rail usb socket. Canāt wait- running rj cord to the console was a PITA and ugly
Dude thatās slick. Iām just using some big ass zip ties tight now.That's exactly what I did but with an AR BAM rail -
From Tackform:Dude thatās slick. Iām just using some big ass zip ties tight now.
Or... like quite a few people on this forum alone, he bought two.Good luck with your used 4,000 mile Bronco... seriously, hope nothing but the best.
But in my opinion, someone that probably waited months if not years to get it, obviously took the time to modify it as if they were going to keep it, then turns around and sells it before the 1st oil change...well sounds like a lemon in the making.
That's what powers the "CAT eyes" sensors ( see concurrent thread)looks like a CAT 5 data cable.
Did you relocate yours? Looking for the cleanest and easiest way to hide.Looks like the cord that plugs into my Ford Performance ProCal Tune control module...
No I totally agree. They're definitely some good buys out there. Fortunately you were able to talk to the original owner and get a feel.Such speculationā¦I bought a 2 door with 2,300 miles. 16,000 miles later, zero issues. Owner told me straight up that is just wasnāt what he thought it would be. But for me, itās been way more than I expected.
I agree with this. Valentine1 radar detectors use cat5 RJ45 connectors for their power cord. My guess is the previous owner ran that cable to power behind the dash for their radar and just grabbed their unit when they traded in and didnāt bother to remove the cable.Looks like a radar detector wire, that's not factory.