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Culagh



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United Kingdom 2012 Freelander 2 TD4 GS Manual Ipanema Sand
Passenger Fusebox hookup

I'm the proud owner of a 2012 TD4 GS and I've been following recent topics to do with installing some sort of SAT NAV. So I got some piggy back fuses and had a go myself. Reading through these, there is talk of attaching the piggy back to F5 or F21 of the Passenger Fuse box. I have tried both of these, to no avail and the manual isn't clear either. I have attached a picture of my Fuse Box Contents could some one give me an idea of what I should do.

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Post #285343 24th Dec 2015 9:09 pm
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JPW



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It depends what you need - in the past on my MY13 I have used F18 with a piggy back fuse connector - although It is permanently live so might not be ideal for you.
Paul

Post #285348 24th Dec 2015 10:40 pm
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turboextreme



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You need to purchase a circuit tester so you can then find a suitable ignition live feed.
I use one of these. Thumbs Up
http://www.toolstation.com/shop/p84459

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Culagh



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United Kingdom 2012 Freelander 2 TD4 GS Manual Ipanema Sand

That's a good idea 'cause I'm not sure my piggy back connection is good Sad

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