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ACC-wire AVIC 710BT for VW?

By kenti_ · Dec 29, 2009in Vehicle Specific Wiring💬 3 posts👁️ 4,928 views
Posted Dec 29, 2009 · 21:31 UTC#1

Hi,

 

I have a problem that I hope someone in here might know how to solve.

 

I have just purchased a Pioneer AVIC-F710BT, and have tried to connect this to my car (VW Golf V 2004). I have also bought a VW harness adapter between the VW-cables and the AVIC (see photo below).

 

My problem is the ACC-wire (red wire in picture) that I can’t find on my car. There are two 12V cables available where the original player was connected, but none of them are switched. The result is that I can’t turn off the player, even when I turn off my car and remove the key.

 

Does anyone know how and/or where to connect the red ACC-wire on my car? I have tried to switch the red (ACC) and yellow (+Battery) cable, but it didn’t help.

 

Thank you very much for any replies!

 

// Kent

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Posted Jan 28, 2010 · 08:38 UTC#2

Hi

 

In your car (golf V - same that my Altea i think) there is no ACC-wire ,but GND,+12V and two CAN-wires.You need can-bus unit or make a little "hack".

See that picture :

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I just used already installed switch in my car.Now i can turn on/off avic without key.

 

sorry for my "english" :)

Posted Feb 09, 2010 · 16:48 UTC#3

DON'T INSTALL A SWITCH.

 

That's the complete wrong way to do it.

 

Either connect it to the keysense wire (probably will have to use a relay to reverse the polarity), or there is a switched 12V source under the dash. I forgot where it was on the MKV but check VWVortex for a better answer.