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General Grabber



Member Since: 27 Dec 2013
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Rear aux power socket for dash cam
Morning all,

Can anyone tell me if the aux power socket modification for the rear of a Defender (2.4 / 90 / MY2010) is a permanent live or is it switched with the ignition?

Am thinking about running a dash cam in the rear and plan to use the rear aux socket to power it but would like it to be switched with the ignition.

Thanks all.
Post #417878 21st Apr 2015 11:04am
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Dave-H



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England 2007 Defender 90 Puma 2.4 HT Tonga Green
If you mean the purple wire behind speaker panel [often used for aux power supply] then It's a permanent live feed, not switched. Guns and Landrovers .... anything else is irrelevant.
Post #417881 21st Apr 2015 11:27am
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General Grabber



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Thanks Dave,

Yes that's the one. I've done the mod, but just couldn't remember if it was permanently live or not.
Post #417882 21st Apr 2015 11:29am
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Supacat



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United Kingdom 2013 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 XS DCPU Keswick Green
If it is only ignition live will the camera record any parking prangs whilst you are away from the vehicle?
Post #417910 21st Apr 2015 1:37pm
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jst



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Does anyone know which fuse this supply runs off? Cheers

James
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Post #451915 3rd Sep 2015 7:44pm
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Hairysteve



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Hi there, 20A fuse of the towing socket under drivers seat.
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jst



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cheers, is there only one 20A in there? Cheers

James
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90 Puma Hardtop
Post #451926 3rd Sep 2015 8:01pm
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Cupboard



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United Kingdom 2011 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 HT Corris Grey
You could always put a little split charge relay in there to make it only come on when the engine is running.

I've been mulling over putting a small battery back there in the lights box to run lights and charge phones from.
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jst



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ok, so where is this 20A fuse, only have 15 and 30 in there. in the little box that is or is it somewhere else? Cheers

James
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Post #453935 10th Sep 2015 2:45pm
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jst



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now sorted, thank you for pic HairySteve

i had confusuion over the fact that mine had a 15A fuse in there! typical LR! Cheers

James
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130 Puma Station wagon/camper (in the making)
90 Puma Hardtop
Post #453978 10th Sep 2015 7:19pm
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