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dwhs 
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Posted: August 04, 2005 at 11:50 PM / IP Logged  

I just installed it into my 350z but even after hooking up my power brake line it still gives the error that it's not hooked up. I don't mind following the rules but I think it's just not compatable with my z's power brake connection.

Is there a way to simulate the power brake connection on the avic-d1? Something from radioshack hopefully. Anyone bypassed a avic-d1 power brake? - Last Post -- posted image.

Thanks, Chaze

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dwhs wrote:

I just installed it into my 350z but even after hooking up my power brake line it still gives the error that it's not hooked up. I don't mind following the rules but I think it's just not compatable with my z's power brake connection.

Is there a way to simulate the power brake connection on the avic-d1? Something from radioshack hopefully. Anyone bypassed a avic-d1 power brake? - Last Post -- posted image.

Thanks, Chaze

my honda accord does this too, but if you look in the diagnostic settings on the honda it says its always on?

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What is that wire looking for as far as polarity ? (-) or (+) ??
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dwhs 
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It says to hook it up to the positive side of the ebrake connection. And I was reading in another thread that you need to connect another wire to the brake line. major wiring for my Z and still who knows if it will work.
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hay fellers it should just need a ground signal every time the car is started but theres still the speed sense and gps antenna to bypass    good luck
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i give it that but it still says parking brake improperly connected, i have my workaround done i just want the stupid message to go away

dwhs 
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granpa yum wrote:

i give it that but it still says parking brake improperly connected, i have my workaround done i just want the stupid message to go away

Any luck? I'm still in the same boat as you. Anyone bypassed a avic-d1 power brake? - Last Post -- posted image.

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Posted: August 10, 2005 at 11:23 PM / IP Logged  

Foot Brake is PINK/BLUE (+) located at the brake pedal swtich

Parking brake is PURPLE (-) located at the base of the parking brake

You still won't be able to watch while driving unless you bypass the gyro system in the D1 unit. Once it detects movement on the VSS wire, this cuts out video feed to the monitor. Do a search for AVIC N2 on this forum and you can read the hundreds of posts about this from other member's

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dwhs 
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Posted: August 10, 2005 at 11:30 PM / IP Logged  

Actually this thread worked great.

https://www.the12volt.com/installbay/forum_posts.asp?tid=61037&PN=1


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