Direct Hard Wire Power Cord For Cobra Radar Detectors W/ Inline Fuse on 2040-parts.com
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Direct Hard Wire Power Cord For Cobra Radar Detectors w/ Inline FuseCompatible With All Cobra Radar Detectors
The DirectWire™ Power Cable allows you to tap into your car's fuse box to power your radar detector, for a clean, professional installation.
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