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  1. 24th September 2017, 11:46 AM #1
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    Fitting a Redarc TowPro to a GUIV

    Hi guys,

    Well I have bitten the bullet and purchased a Redarc TowPro for the GUIV. I did a fair bit of reading and felt the TowPro auto Calibration on the fly was a winner.

    So a couple of questions to begin with.

    Where has everyone installed the single dial controller? Very interested in pics please, especially in a GUIV.

    When I had my alarm fitted the installer fitted the warning light to that little panel on the right side of the steering wheel wheel Cuppa has his.

    Show me where you put it.

    Also, I am replacing an old controller. Should it be expected that the wiring colours will be the same? What is the best way to test colours? Does anyone have a list of colours for your towpro.



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