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popeye004 
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I was just to about install a stereo in a 2004 GMC pickup and I couldn't find the switched ACC wire. I found the ground, 12 volt positive and all the other wires but no ACC wire. Can anyone tell what I might of missed.

The higher the years go the harder its starting to get to install stuff!!! 

Javelin3o4 
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if your running new wires the orange wire in the ignition harness under the dash should be access.
popeye004 
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ok and if I want it from the fuse panel which one do I pick acc1 or acc3 I dont think there was a acc2.
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the radios dont use a switched acc voltage on the new vehicles.... it utilizes a floating clock circuit
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foltzy 
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from what i was told, you can tag it into the windshield wiper fuse, but that's just ghetto. Tag it off the Accessory wire in the ignition harness..(It should be a 10-12 guage Orange whire leading from the ignition)
popeye004 
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Hey guys I got the wire from the heater controls it was a yellow wire is this ok will this work good? it is working fine so far just don't want any sensors to get triped.

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