Torch & Aux Socket Fitted

ZedTeeTee · 19th July 2016, 17:58

I was quite happy to recently win a brand new Rover torch on e-bay, and although it's a bit of a marmite refit, I quite liked having one when I had my 75, and the cubby box on the MG always felt a bit empty without one.

I already had a couple of aux sockets in my new bits box, so I thought I might as well fit everything in one go which was easy as I have the earlier fusebox so the loom fits straight in. I made up a loom for the aux socket and ran it along the torch one and at the same time, made a hole for the ipod for when I eventually solve the issue with the intravee I have.

The adapter is for my dashcam which I'm quite happy to have connected to the socket when I use it. It may eventually get hardwired in but for now it'll do. Not a bad way to spend half an hour.

19th July 2016, 17:58	#1
ZedTeeTee This is my second home Rover 75 Saloon Join Date: Feb 2011 Location: Stanley Posts: 3,334 Thanks: 240 Thanked 303 Times in 172 Posts	Torch & Aux Socket Fitted I was quite happy to recently win a brand new Rover torch on e-bay, and although it's a bit of a marmite refit, I quite liked having one when I had my 75, and the cubby box on the MG always felt a bit empty without one. I already had a couple of aux sockets in my new bits box, so I thought I might as well fit everything in one go which was easy as I have the earlier fusebox so the loom fits straight in. I made up a loom for the aux socket and ran it along the torch one and at the same time, made a hole for the ipod for when I eventually solve the issue with the intravee I have. The adapter is for my dashcam which I'm quite happy to have connected to the socket when I use it. It may eventually get hardwired in but for now it'll do. Not a bad way to spend half an hour.