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Installation in Grand Cherokee 2007

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GFerg1919

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I just purchased a 2007 Grand Cherokee and was wandering if anyone had any suggestions for mounting a scanner in it.

Is there a way to mount a small scanner like a BCT350 in the little cubby-hole to the left of the steering wheel??

I may also consider updating to pro-2096 or the GRE 600. EIther of these is probably to large to fit in that little space.
 

andylene

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Two options:
1. Inside the center console
2. Side of the center console

I feel your pain. Jeeps do not make it easy.
 
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