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crna1 
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Posted: January 18, 2005 at 7:39 PM / IP Logged  

can any of the obviously intelligent people here help me out..i have a 2004 gmc envoy xuv, just bought an after market tire pressure monitor. i need to power the receiving unit with a 12v line and an accessory (switched) line

in the old days i would just reach under the dash and help myself to a wire.  However, the dealer in town here says the electronics in this vehicle are so inter related that i can not do this

any one here clue me into a safe couple wires to splice into

thanks

scot
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tap the rear wiper fuse located on the left  side dash this sould be ing then tap the cigert plug that will your consant and groud thats pretty much all ive done this with dvd players in envoys and yukons
ladys if i can,t fry it i don,t eat it
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tap the rear wiper fuse located on the left  side dash this sould be ing then tap the cigert plug that will your consant and ground thats pretty much all ive done this with dvd players in envoys and yukons
ladys if i can,t fry it i don,t eat it
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Scot, most Gm's use the same color wiring for the main power harness. Take off the lower dash bezel under the steering wheel and expose the main power harness from the ignition cylinder. Pink wire should be +12v ignition and +12v constant should be red. Chances are they are a larger wire as compared to the rest. Make sure that the lines you hook up to these circuits have fuses on them.
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tap the rear wiper fuse located on the left of the dash that sould be ing then find the cigret pulg tapin there that will be yor costant it will hold the load then gruond thats it  ive done this with dvd players on yukons and envoys no probelm
ladys if i can,t fry it i don,t eat it
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Posted: January 19, 2005 at 11:42 AM / IP Logged  

thanks for the replies, going to get out this weekend and take a crack at it..will let you know if it works

scot

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Posted: January 22, 2005 at 11:13 PM / IP Logged  

heres how it went...could not find rear wiper fuse in dash. did not have the guts to mess with wiring in steering column. but...follow the wires, found a secondary fuse/relay distribution box under drivers seat..has a full time 12v line, many accesory fuses, and is convenient to my wiring.  so will use this

i appreciate the offers of help tho..thanks

scot

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