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By casey9004 · Aug 08, 2006in Hacks/Mods💬 6 posts👁️ 2,386 views
Posted Aug 08, 2006 · 14:52 UTC#1
I have the avic d2, i havent installed it yet. Am i correct in saying that i dont need to hook up my VSS wire and i need to ground my parking break wire and add a pin to the epmty slot in the harness and ground it and all my functions should work correctly while moving?

If i am correct in saying that, when should i make all of these connections? Should i do them on initial install, before ever booting up the unit for the first time? does it really matter.

thanks for all input
Posted Aug 08, 2006 · 20:37 UTC#2
I have the D1 and during install I installed the unused blue power ant a wire into the empty plug in the upper corner, grounded the ebrake wire and did not install the VSS wire. Unit is working perfectly. I don't care about some of the other options requiring the VSS wire to be hooked up. Works as good as my bluetooth GPS unit I was using. And yes all function works while driving just fine - I have not tested any type of DVD playback however as I don't have an external unit hooked up yet.
Posted Aug 08, 2006 · 21:37 UTC#3
what are the other functions that you dont care about for the vss wire?
Posted Aug 09, 2006 · 18:41 UTC#4
I think they are related to the Vehicle Dynamics screen page -
Posted Aug 10, 2006 · 01:29 UTC#5
I think that the VSS wire also keeps track of your speed so when you lose SAT signal as in a tunnel your nav system can still track your location.Also I understand that there is no reason to leave it off.The bypass works either way so your losing features for no reason.Correct me if I'm wrong anyone.Just going by what I read here. I havent done the bypass myself.
Posted Aug 11, 2006 · 13:56 UTC#6
Yes, it is better to hook up the VSS wire. It improves tracking accuracy as well. Having it hooked up does not affect the bypass at all.