ATTN: people with ps2 in there car - Focaljet

**bdnld4482** · 06-26-2008, 12:10 PM

i have a old ps2 that somone gave me and im wanting to install it into my car so my son can play games while on road trips. my question is does the glove box out of the pre 05 focus fit the 07 focus? and has anybody done this befor that can post up some pics that could give me a better idea of how to do this. i look it up on the search and have gotten some ideas of putting it under the passenger seat , but im not sure if thats where i want it . but still i would be greatfull if someone could post up some pics and help me out a lil bit. thanks in advanced [

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**danager** · 06-27-2008, 01:42 AM

I have installed a couple of these, but no pics. When thinking the glovebox...rethink that one. The PS2 skips quite easily, and a perfectly level surface is the best place to mount these units. There were a couple different power (adaptor) options for the PS2, if you have the external "brick", you can eliminate that part, and wire to 12 volts. If you do not have the brick (means it is internal), you need a AC/DC converter.

Perhaps if you have some specific questions I could be more helpful, let me know.

**o2_designs** · 06-27-2008, 10:18 AM

I'm pretty sure teh glovebox's are different from 00-04 and 05-07.

**SilverBullet18** · 06-28-2008, 10:18 PM

I have an old ps2, the reg sized one. It has the black box adapter with it and it says 8 volts on it so I just wanted to make sure that is the same as the ones you are talking about danager. If thats the case then I could take out the invertor and just run it straight off of 12 volts.

06-26-2008, 12:10 PM	#1
bdnld4482 Rookie Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: St Charles IL Posts: 13	ATTN: people with ps2 in there car i have a old ps2 that somone gave me and im wanting to install it into my car so my son can play games while on road trips. my question is does the glove box out of the pre 05 focus fit the 07 focus? and has anybody done this befor that can post up some pics that could give me a better idea of how to do this. i look it up on the search and have gotten some ideas of putting it under the passenger seat , but im not sure if thats where i want it . but still i would be greatfull if someone could post up some pics and help me out a lil bit. thanks in advanced []

06-27-2008, 01:42 AM	#2
danager TEAM Member Join Date: Jun 2007 Posts: 442	Re: ATTN: people with ps2 in there car I have installed a couple of these, but no pics. When thinking the glovebox...rethink that one. The PS2 skips quite easily, and a perfectly level surface is the best place to mount these units. There were a couple different power (adaptor) options for the PS2, if you have the external "brick", you can eliminate that part, and wire to 12 volts. If you do not have the brick (means it is internal), you need a AC/DC converter. Perhaps if you have some specific questions I could be more helpful, let me know.

06-27-2008, 10:18 AM	#3
o2_designs Resident Wheel-Whore Join Date: Oct 2004 Location: Rochester MN Posts: 9,092	Re: ATTN: people with ps2 in there car I'm pretty sure teh glovebox's are different from 00-04 and 05-07. __________________ *~~Boost Crew supports single mothers~~* *_/ ResidentWheel-Whore\_* 'Bone Stock'2002 TwilightBlue ZX3-Neglect has led to a nasty whine from under tha rusty hood. (CHROMED) STS Prep'd 2001 Pitch Black 5spd Wagon-(666-STFU) "Your mom has an SVT bumper..."-Pappy, 2008 --No longer allowed access to FJ 'For Sale' Forums. Has a uncontrollable urge to buy stuff I don't need--

06-28-2008, 10:18 PM	#4
SilverBullet18 TEAM Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Charleston, SC Posts: 209	Re: ATTN: people with ps2 in there car I have an old ps2, the reg sized one. It has the black box adapter with it and it says 8 volts on it so I just wanted to make sure that is the same as the ones you are talking about danager. If thats the case then I could take out the invertor and just run it straight off of 12 volts.

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