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Bypass Question

By Les H · Oct 27, 2006in Hacks/Mods💬 13 posts👁️ 3,816 views
Posted Oct 27, 2006 · 23:56 UTC#1
I'm going to be doing a post-install bypass. The original install was done at a stereo shop. I was wondering what is the trick to getting the A-ANT lead wire out of the harness to use as the bypass lead. I don't want to remove the entire unit so I may be doing much of this by feel. Does it simply pull out with a tug or is there a clip or tab that has to be pressed. Thanks
Posted Oct 28, 2006 · 00:38 UTC#2
You're going to have to remove the unit in order to do the bypass. But yeah just tug on the wire it will come out of the harness.
Posted Oct 29, 2006 · 04:54 UTC#3
Um no....you don't just tug on the wire....look really close at it...the is a locking tab that holds it in. I used a tiny pick tool......
Posted Apr 07, 2007 · 18:21 UTC#4

Can any of you guys help. Did the bypass ground video plays but when I star moving the door chimes like crazy. How do I stop it?

Posted Apr 07, 2007 · 22:01 UTC#5

what deck do you have?

Posted Apr 08, 2007 · 05:53 UTC#6

i believe he posted his vehicle and deck in another thread he started.

Posted Apr 08, 2007 · 11:32 UTC#7
I'm going to be doing a post-install bypass. The original install was done at a stereo shop. I was wondering what is the trick to getting the A-ANT lead wire out of the harness to use as the bypass lead. I don't want to remove the entire unit so I may be doing much of this by feel. Does it simply pull out with a tug or is there a clip or tab that has to be pressed. Thanks

 

from the sounds of everything you said, i dont think you should attept this at all

Posted Apr 08, 2007 · 12:58 UTC#8

That's funny.

Posted Apr 08, 2007 · 16:14 UTC#9
I'm going to be doing a post-install bypass. The original install was done at a stereo shop. I was wondering what is the trick to getting the A-ANT lead wire out of the harness to use as the bypass lead. I don't want to remove the entire unit so I may be doing much of this by feel. Does it simply pull out with a tug or is there a clip or tab that has to be pressed. Thanks

 

from the sounds of everything you said, i dont think you should attept this at all

 

true but experience comes with trial. Use a eyeglass screwdriver and pick at the plastic tab holding the wire in. Move it up every so slightly and tug gentle on the wire for it to come out of place.

Posted Apr 08, 2007 · 16:49 UTC#10

Umm, misfit, the OP posted this question in October. I doubt he'll still be waiting to do the bypass by now.

 

Someone else then asked a question regarding their door chiming since the bypass has been done.

Posted Apr 08, 2007 · 16:53 UTC#11

oops :oops:

Posted Apr 10, 2007 · 05:41 UTC#12

you dont have to pull any wires to do the bypass....... all you need to do it put a wire in the empty slot above the yellow black (you can crazy glue it) and ground it. so you dont have to worry about breaking the pins off.

Posted Apr 10, 2007 · 06:11 UTC#13
you dont have to pull any wires to do the bypass....... all you need to do it put a wire in the empty slot above the yellow black (you can crazy glue it) and ground it. so you dont have to worry about breaking the pins off.

 

this is bad advice follow the instructions and you will be fine.