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Posted
- May 18 : 7:31a
| I have a Pioneer Avic Z2 and it had the same thing. Tapping into the VSS wire makes the unit more accurate, but if you don't do it, it should still work. I never did find where it was so I never did it and mine works fine.
Sorry no help, but just giving you a heads up. If you do find it post up. | |
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- May 18 : 9:47a
| | I have heard that the grey/black wire in the original audio plug is for the speed sensor, I just don't want to burn this expensive SOB up. thanks for the input. | |
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- May 18 : 2:05p
| | Well, after I got it plugged up and almost all back together, I found out that was the right wire. whew! On the original radio plugs, the one you don't use, its the grey wire with a black stripe. | |
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