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Quick bypass question. really quick promise =)

By futuredocwe55 · Dec 03, 2006in General💬 9 posts👁️ 1,272 views
Posted Dec 03, 2006 · 05:57 UTC#1

do I still connect the parking break power wire? i know i need to ground the one wire for it and then run another wire off the wiring harness and ground it for my particular model. Am I to assume I still need to wire the parking break power wire or just let it go?

Posted Dec 03, 2006 · 06:05 UTC#2

power wire? your confusing yourself.

Posted Dec 03, 2006 · 06:13 UTC#3

power supply side of the parking break switch.. do i still connect this? i know i ground the one wire and then the new wire i put in the back of the headunit... what do i do with the "power supply side of the parking break switch wire"??

Posted Dec 03, 2006 · 06:16 UTC#4

dude what are you talking about? power side of what? huh. you just ground the parking break wire of the avic unit. dont touch your parking break wire of the car. there is no power side (+) side of the parking break for the avic.

Posted Dec 03, 2006 · 07:49 UTC#5

page 13 of the install manual its a light green wire.. look it up in the install manual.. a copy is on pioneers website... i have a Z1

Posted Dec 03, 2006 · 09:37 UTC#6

Just ground that light green wire and the other wire in the harness.

 

Thats it.

Posted Dec 03, 2006 · 13:05 UTC#7

Yup, just ground the light green wire.

Posted Dec 03, 2006 · 13:24 UTC#8

I think that everyone here is right, just futuredocwe55 using "power side" that is confusing people. That's usually in reference to the car's wiring not the wiring from the Z1, which is what you have to work with.

 

This is only for Z1's made after July 06.

 

Light Green parking brake sense wire (which according to the manual is connected to the "power side of the parking brake switch"). You DO NOT make this connection, as in the instructions but instead you ground the light green parking brake sense wire from the Z1.

 

You do not touch the car's stock parking bake wiring at all. Leave it alone. You are just working with the Z1's wires.

 

You ground the "secret" wire in connector 2.

 

Does this clear it up, or is one more person posting just adding to the confusion. That's about as clear as I can think to word it.

Posted Dec 03, 2006 · 14:42 UTC#9

no confusion at all, I get it =) Thanks guy