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04-04-2008, 11:59	#1
A16NS V Briskodian A16NS V is offline Join Date: Oct 2007 Posts: 83 Thanks: 6 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts Car: Black VRS TDI (170BHP)	Turning power off for head rest monitors I've installed the headrest monitors, I've no got hold of a din DVD player to fit in the boot but the monitors themselves are just screens with a power button on the back so are effectively on all the time with the ingnition power feed. I'd like a switch up front so I'm in control should the kids get unruly I was thinking about using an oem button which could be fitted next to the ESP / tyre sensor switches. Ideally it just needs to be single pole single throw type. The blanks are there but before I go and order does anyone know if these types would be suitable or not?

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