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2019 GMC Sierra ignition sense location

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GRC

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Last year i installed my XPR5550e in my new 2019 GMC Sierra Elevation and run the accessory cable to the front fuse/relay box. I just found one spot that is key-powered and find out that since i have the anti-idle feature on my truck, each time it shuts down at a red light the accessory connector i hooked my radio is loosing it's power. For the XPR its no big deal since i set the auto-shut feature to 2 minutes but i want to install a second radio (ICOM ID-5100) and for this one it will be a problem... I didn't find any other sources of auxiliary power in all indoor/outdoor fusebox. The truck is operating on a remote key FOB not a regular key.
 

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Maybe the auto-stop eliminator would serve you well? It retains the memory of the auto-stop switch. So you get in after install, start the truck, hit the switch to disable it and it stays like that until you turn it back on.
 

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The upfitter connections are usually a good place. Maybe something like this:

It shows a run-crank circuit.

 
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