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Switchable power source

David (Va)
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Which is a hot wire under the seats. I have the stock seats out, and GT3's in so plenty off plugs and wires, but can't find power with my meter

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Us Boxster owners are too poor to buy GT2/Turbo wiring diagrams. What is it you want to do and do you need a constant 12 volts or switched? And, why can't you use the cell phone connector since it has constant and switched 12 volts. Jeff

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I'm putting in a CO2 sprayer for the intercoolers, the wiring diagram for the switches requires a 12v source that turns off when the ignition is off.

Where's the cell phone connector?

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You pull off the carpeted trim panel and there will be a black unused connector with 4 wires. There is a ground, constant, and switched 12 volts. We use it for MP3s, V1s, and other things that need switched or constant power. Jeff

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