Munchie
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Just wondering if anybody has ever done this?
I have a fancy Pioneer headunit that has a handbrake wire that requires to be bypassed
I think I need this:-
12v Relay
(with crimp connectors)
And this guide- http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=fvwp&v=DSY61OwvTaw
My car is a Lexus IS300 and unit is similar to the one in the youtube video above, its a Pioneer 2400BT
Any help or advice would be cool!
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dannyboy17
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dont people normally just ground it?
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pow
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Yeah don't you just ground it/
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Munchie
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yeah I read that as well, I think it doesnt work on this headunit though........
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scoob
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ground it
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Dan
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VrsTurbo
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mine goes into the fues box for some reason.
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Munchie
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Just read this
"This will suit pretty much all the new type of DVD units that you cant bypass by simply grounding the handbrake wire...
What this does is exactly the same as an amp or power antenna remote wire. It sends power to the relay slightly after the unit powers up. There for letting you still watch dvds when the handbrake is not engaged."
From youtube link http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bKg_KSZO6M
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Dom
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Yup, a lot of new headunits require a 'delayed' ground so use a relay and the remote.
Oh and Help Zone!
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Munchie
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so is that ebay link ok for that type of relay?
I have relays knocking about in my house but they are from a Lexus LS400
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Dom
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Yup that'll be fine.
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