Question about Connecting to "ACC" on 04 Bonnevill
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Question about Connecting to "ACC" on 04 Bonnevill
Hello,
I am trying to install a direct SIRIUS Satellite Radio receiver. Its the PANASONIC compatible one. Anyways, to get power to it, I have to connect 3 wires.
1) Postive
2) Negative
3) ACC
I can hook up the postive and negative, and I am guessing the ACC one is for it'* only powered when the key is on, but where is a good place to hook up the ACC one. I do not want to pull out my radio... I was wondering if there is a good place near the battery under the back seat or what. I am also a novice, so if there'* a way, I would greatly appreciate instructions to where it is, and how to find it.
Thanks in advance
I am trying to install a direct SIRIUS Satellite Radio receiver. Its the PANASONIC compatible one. Anyways, to get power to it, I have to connect 3 wires.
1) Postive
2) Negative
3) ACC
I can hook up the postive and negative, and I am guessing the ACC one is for it'* only powered when the key is on, but where is a good place to hook up the ACC one. I do not want to pull out my radio... I was wondering if there is a good place near the battery under the back seat or what. I am also a novice, so if there'* a way, I would greatly appreciate instructions to where it is, and how to find it.
Thanks in advance
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Well I would guess that the positive and negative would be hot all the time, but I am afraid that the unit would overheat if it'* connected the entire time. As for the fuse box, that'* what I figured, that there would be a place there, but I don't really know what I am looking for, and when I find it I don't know what to do with it. Can you help point me in the right direction?
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Cig lighter will work for you, but not on anything 99 and older. Those are always hot. Not acc switched.
(plugging this info in case someone with a 99 or older is reading this)
(plugging this info in case someone with a 99 or older is reading this)
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yeah my dad has a 96 transport and his are always hot, so thats one of the reasons i look over them for my bonneville, just figured they were hot... but everything worked out, thanks alot everyone!
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