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lukas2009

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24 pin plug of standard CD/mp3 radio / 2007 Eddie Bauer

Does anyone know the function of the two unknown cables?

What about dimmer and speed signal? I'm not sure.

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thats what you need for install...or is it just curiousity...? i have the 04 pinout ...but scrolling through colors are not same

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For the new radio unit with naviagtion I need a speed signal.

If would be perfect if one of these cables were the speed signal.

I have the pinout of the 2006 radio unit, but it doesn't show the both cables.

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You could test, the dimmer is obvious, but you can set your meter for speed pulse, 20vAC, will react when you do over 3-5 mph.

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	Sorry this is the only VSS listing i have...		PURPLE / ORANGE		(AC)		PCM,50 PIN PLUG PIN 1

Sorry this is the only VSS listing i have...

PURPLE / ORANGE

(AC)

PCM,50 PIN PLUG PIN 1

Battery	BLUE/RED	(+)	RADIO HARNESS
Accesory	GREEN / WHITE	(+)	RADIO HARNESS
Ground	BLACK/ BLUE	(-)	RADIO HARNESS
Illumination	LIGHT BLUE/RED	(+)	RADIO HARNESS
LF Speaker (+)	WHITE
LF Speaker (-)	WHITE/ BROWN
RF Speaker (+)	WHITE/ PURPLE
RF Speaker (-)	WHITE/ ORANGE
LR Speaker (+)	BROWN / GREEN
LR Speaker (-)	BROWN / YELLOW
RR Speaker (+)	BROWN / WHITE
RR Speaker (-)	BROWN / BLUE
Amp Location	BEHIND TRIM PANEL NEAR WHEEL WELL IN RIGHT SIDE OF CARGO AREA - NOT ALL VEHICLES ARE EQUIPPED WITH AN AMP.
Radio Security	YES

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Pin 18 VME14 (GY-YE) 22 SWITCH - REDUNDANT AUDIO

Pin 19 RME24 (BU-WH) 22 CTRL MOD. - AUDIO - SWITCH REDUNDANT AUDIO

Not sure what these are for, maybe for rear entertainment output signals.

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hi,

steering wheel controls... headunit provides reference ground, control buttons send different resistances back to headunit. speed sense (vss) would be next to start (brown) above accessory (GREEN / WHITE). dimmer would be to the left of accessory.

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Thank you for your answers!

As you can see at the image, pin 19 is not blue/white (BU-WH).

The car also doesn't have an entertainment system, cd-changer, steering wheel controls or subwoofer. But the radio has the speed volume feature. So in my opinion anyhow it has to get a speed signal from anywhere.

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The radio unit.

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If you are looking for a speed signal, then go to the yellow/orange cable at the upper PCM plug at pin 3.

It comes from the Output Shaft Speed (OSS) Sensor. From there you will get the speed signal for navigation.

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