skipdup said:It's probably obvious, but I want to be sure... the weight of the unit never causes the fuse cover to pop off?
Thanks all,
Skip
skipdup said:It's probably obvious, but I want to be sure... the weight of the unit never causes the fuse cover to pop off?
Thanks all,
Skip
Koz said:I bought an extra fuse cover (located on the lower left side of dash) and mounted the controller right on the cover. Since the OEM plug is located right there I can just unplug it when not in use, and pop the original cover on in seconds. In addition, you have excellent access to the controller when you need to manually apply the brakes and it is never in the way.
Koz
The prodigy goes into "power saving mode" after 15 minutes of no motion or activity. So, (at least for me) power from the battery is a non-issue.qpackard said:I mounted my prodigy controller on my '06 SR5 and I noticed right away that it is always on, that is the power comes directly from the battery, not through an ignition controlled relay.
Is this normal? Has anyone altered their controller to come on only with the engine running?