In my one there is a 12V port in the boot, right hand side, just below the parcel shelf.
Don't know if that is what you're after.
Im gonna buy some blue LED strips from parklea and the item needs 12V power to a fuse to red terminal on LED. and a ground.
where can i find this in the car as POLO GTI does not have a haynnes manual like my old civic.
Will there be a similar fuse board behind the dash on the driver side somewhere?
Also, if i connect stuff to the fuse board, will the car's ECU flash that i connected something illegal? =___=
In my one there is a 12V port in the boot, right hand side, just below the parcel shelf.
Don't know if that is what you're after.
2007 VW Polo GTi, white, standard. First registered in Japan, imported to NZ 2010. Owned since Dec/10. Love at first drive.
First of all, I don't condone fitting of any tacky lighting to any car.
BUT, for my auxilliary activated 12v line for my boost gauge I piggy-backed a line attached to the headlight switch. That said, I'd be checking how much voltage your lights are drawing as my boost gauge only required a tiny amount of voltage.
As for negative and illumination wires, use the wires going to the lighter socket.
Details in my thread here: http://www.vwwatercooled.org.au/f127...uge-35780.html
Previous Rides: Polo GTI, Mx5 10AE, MY05 WRX WRP10, Renault Sport Clio 172
Current Ride: Evo 8 MR, Fabia MK3
LOL, hahahhaha thanks. But, that's the thing, it's so tacky that it's cool (in thailand it was anyway). Plus its only on the inside =). I would never undercar neon.
um, the lights as per ebay
* Brand new, full packing and high quality guaranteed!
* Compatible with all 12 V Car
* Stick it inside at anywhere inside your car to create a special interior lighting environment.
* Powered by cigarette lighter socket, easy to install
* Super Bright Built-in BLUE LED.
* Dimension: 7.3(W) x 1.4(L) x 0.2(H) inch
* Electric wire length: 72 inch
i dont like the use of the cigi thing, so yea 12V and using ur instr should be fine. i prolly just solder the wires to a switch first so its not on all the time. i dont know current rating, but something similar at strathfield read 12V, 0.33amps which is ultra low.
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