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29 Jul 2005, 03:09 pm
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Making Power Outlet "hot"
I would like to charge my cell phone in my Pilot, whether the switch is
on or not. I don't understand why both power outlets (actually all 3) are switched by the ignition switch. I was able to download complete instructions on how to modify my Toyota Highlander, including photos. Has anyone seen such instructions for the Pilot? (2004)     
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