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Specs of fuse/resistor on reverse lead?

By jeffsly · Dec 19, 2008in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 9 posts👁️ 2,689 views
Posted Dec 19, 2008 · 07:27 UTC#1

Avic newbie soon to install a 700 here:

My problem is I bought it second hand and am missing the reverse lead extension (and am too cheap to spend another ~$21.50 on a wire). Pioneer is a little dramatic about only using THIS lead to prevent fire and smoke and damage and the world ending...

 

Can anyone tell me about what's inline with this wire? Pioneer calls it a 'Fuse Resistor'. I'd like to replace that with a simple fuse AND resistor, but need some help. How much resistance across that lead and how much current does the unit draw on this lead? Anyone willing to check/measure?

Posted Dec 19, 2008 · 13:34 UTC#2

It has a color code; that color code amounts to its resistance. Unfortunately mine is buried beneath a couple layers in my trunk, I won't be getting it. If you post the color code of yours, I can tell you what it is

Posted Dec 19, 2008 · 14:21 UTC#3

1k

 

ill mail you a new violet and pink harness for $10 if you want.

Posted Dec 19, 2008 · 15:15 UTC#4

1k being 1000 Ohms?

 

terron, thanks for the reply but if I had the lead to check for the code I wouldn't be bothering to wonder what the resistance is. Anyone to post up that code or a pic so I can get to the bottom of this? I'm sure I'm not going to be the only case where that extension lead stays with the previous car when the unit gets re-sold.

Posted Dec 19, 2008 · 16:44 UTC#5

code or pic of what?

 

its a 1k ohm resistor BLK/BRN/RED/GOLD.

 

not to mention its not really needed.

Posted Dec 19, 2008 · 17:47 UTC#6

Was referring to the color code you just provided; many thanks that's what I wanted to know.

 

Hopefully that should have been BRN/BLK/RED/GLD for the 1k, but definitely close enough.

 

As for not being needed if you're referring to the connection I want the little arrow pointed the right way; might decide to try driving to work in reverse. If referring to the resistor, I'd have to suggest nothing is really ever needed if you want to break it down that far.

Posted Dec 19, 2008 · 18:02 UTC#7

i meant the resistor.

 

we don't use them as they tend to go bad more often than not, all flippant remarks aside...

Posted Dec 19, 2008 · 18:44 UTC#8

Sincerely, thanks again for all your help.

Posted Dec 20, 2008 · 17:10 UTC#9

np. i can still send you one in an envelope .