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Old 12-11-2006, 01:32 PM
mpolli mpolli is offline
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If you want "all the time" power first make sure the cig lighter is on "all the time". I needed that in my Toyota and found out that it was only on with the key on. I never checked my Mercedes since I don't smoke. In the Toyota I ended up tapping into another source, in that case a wire that powered the puddle/marker light in the door. The radio should have a constant source as well as certain lights. It will be helpful if you have a wiring diagram. Maybe someone else has a more specific answer.

Mike
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