aggiegrad05
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Man, I hate to start a new thread......but a search of existing threads didn't give me anything.
Where might I find a wiring diagram for the 4th gens?
I had rear seat entertainment installed on Tuesday (here: https://www.expeditionforum.com/thr...ainment-ok-or-a-bust.42621/page-5#post-400310) and the shop installed them in such a way that they are not playing nice with the Auto Start/Stop.....
(Yes, yes, I know, ASS is the devil and caused coronavirus and shot JR and I should shut it off and yada yada yada. But I don't want to. So there.)
When I come to a stop and the engine shuts off, the monitors stay on, no problem. BUT, when the engine comes back on as I lift my foot off the brake, the monitors power cycle. Which is a problem. So the shop clearly didn't tap into a circuit that stays hot throughout the engine on/off cycle. I previously had cheap tv's plugged into the 12v plug in the rear of the center console and had no problem, so it's obvious to me the shop tapped into something other than that plug.
Now, the obvious thing is to take it to the shop and let them figure it out. But given what I know about independent car audio installation shops, I don't have high hopes for a quick solution. So I was hoping to find a diagram or something to take in with me to show them where an "always hot" line is.
Can anyone help?
Where might I find a wiring diagram for the 4th gens?
I had rear seat entertainment installed on Tuesday (here: https://www.expeditionforum.com/thr...ainment-ok-or-a-bust.42621/page-5#post-400310) and the shop installed them in such a way that they are not playing nice with the Auto Start/Stop.....
(Yes, yes, I know, ASS is the devil and caused coronavirus and shot JR and I should shut it off and yada yada yada. But I don't want to. So there.)
When I come to a stop and the engine shuts off, the monitors stay on, no problem. BUT, when the engine comes back on as I lift my foot off the brake, the monitors power cycle. Which is a problem. So the shop clearly didn't tap into a circuit that stays hot throughout the engine on/off cycle. I previously had cheap tv's plugged into the 12v plug in the rear of the center console and had no problem, so it's obvious to me the shop tapped into something other than that plug.
Now, the obvious thing is to take it to the shop and let them figure it out. But given what I know about independent car audio installation shops, I don't have high hopes for a quick solution. So I was hoping to find a diagram or something to take in with me to show them where an "always hot" line is.
Can anyone help?