Jesse Pokora

"Opening the drivers door" doesn't stop the power from going to the accessory outlet behind the center console... Nor does it cut power to the drop fuse circuit that is connected to the relay on the fuse numbers I have attempted so far. Do you have any suggestions on "specific help on which fuse to select?"

What is a power point? Yes, I've referenced the owners manual. I've selected fuses based on what would seem to me should be turned off when the car is turned off. So, I'm looking for a little bit more specific help on which fuse to select.

Been reading up on where to position my drop fuse circuit to provide switchable power via relay. But I see conflicting reports on fuse numbers and what circuit the fuse is for. Also... It seems all the likely places don't actually turn off when I turn off the car. Is there some sort of 10 min delay before power is actually shut down? I cut into the rear seat 12v outlet positioned on the back of the center console to power back seat entertainment. The relay is tapped into this circuit before all the electronics are tapped. The whole set up works. It just doesn't shut off when I turn the car off... At least not how I expected. I've tried fuse#s 28, 10, 46 so far... No luck it seems.