So, I bought a Radenso detector and plan to use a mirror mount. Just behind the mirror is the overhead interior light console which looks like the perfecr place for a power source. Has anyone taken the console off? Any tips?
So, I bought a Radenso detector and plan to use a mirror mount. Just behind the mirror is the overhead interior light console which looks like the perfect place for a power source. Has anyone taken the console off? Any tips?
Dave,
You seldom spare the horses so I assume you consider Radenso to be the best detector currently made. I don't know anything about them but my Passport Max goes off so often (I assume because of so many cars equipped with distance sensing cruse control) that I often just turn it off. Does the Radenso detector deal with that problem any better? I also just ordered a blend mount. Thanks.
Chip
Chip, in all the comparisons I read the Radenso had fewest false alerts, plus, it’s tiny. Given the fragility of our windscreens I think this is a plus - even with a blend mount you are still throwing extra weight into the mirror, which is glued to the windscreen.Dave,
You seldom spare the horses so I assume you consider Radenso to be the best detector currently made. I don't know anything about them but my Passport Max goes off so often (I assume because of so many cars equipped with distance sensing cruse control) that I often just turn it off. Does the Radenso detector deal with that problem any better? I also just ordered a blend mount. Thanks.
Chip
Does anybody have these pics? Would a 2021 have the same wiring?
This trim pulls straight down from the corners
the four spring clips press on the plastic frame can go flying off
six torx screws hold assembly up (2 sizes-larger in the middle) pull out and turn it over
ZHE connector- black to left or top, is ground, and other outside wire green/yellow is timed power, goes off a couple of minutes after you turn off and leave the car, powers up with car on. It does not look like a molded connector so maybe tinning the ends and pressing in would work. Certainly would be cleaner, but it's all tucked up inside.
Good luck.
Barry