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Originally Posted by ajacks8
I smell group-buy???
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Oh, sorry, I must have broken wind.
I don't want to admit how long it took to make the 2 that I made. Best you guys are getting is a template.
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Originally Posted by Henn28
That looks very OEM. Really nice work.
It doesn’t matter if the trigger is PWM, does it?
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Thanks. It was the only way those speakers were going to fit in that hole without removing the windshield and cutting into the factory speaker box. That was obviously NOT going to happen. LOL, though it was still fairly annoying to get all the screws in place with the limited working area.
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Originally Posted by Henn28
It doesn’t matter if the trigger is PWM, does it?
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It depends on how much PWM the reverse lights get sent and how much your relay requires to trigger itself. If the PWM is enough to trigger your relay even when the reverse lights aren't on, you're reverse cam will never turn off. I'd hook up the relay trigger to the reverse light before fully installing/wiring it and test it with key on position 2 (or start engine) and with parking lights on for desired function.
I forget, you are installing a Kenwood (or other name brand) head unit? Or an Android?