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Valentine 1 installation

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Valentine 1 installation

I was looking for a Cayman S DIY to hardwire a Valentine 1 radar detector without running the wire across the headliner, down the A pillar to the fusebox. Having not found one, one is created here for a 2008 Cayman S. 1. The first step is to use a plastic putty knife and to remove the dome light. The light has two tabs in the front, and two metal "springs" in the rear of the light. You can pry the light from the right hand side (passenger side). 2. The next two photo's show the dome light r

 

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Nice job! Anyone have ideas on how to securely mount the detector so it works and yet you don't have to remove it every time you park?

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