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2003 gmc yukon denali acc wire special

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Topic: 2003 gmc yukon denali acc wire special

Posted By: Roveer
Subject: 2003 gmc yukon denali acc wire special
Date Posted: March 15, 2007 at 10:25 AM

2003 Yukon Denali with Factory Navigation (non touch screen)

Looking for 12V accessory wire.  Problem, have found regular accessory wires that shuts off when you turn off the key, but I'm looking for a 12V that stays on until you open the door.  On GMC's the radio continues to operate after removing the key until you open the door (or after a number of minutes, maybe 15?).  I'm looking for 12V+ that follows that scheme.  Have wired in a video modulator into the nav screen but using regular accessory 12v it shuts off on key removal even know the radio stays on until door opens.  This results in LOS to nav which causes the screen to go crazy.  If I can find 12v that stays on till door is opened I will have acheieved my goal.

Regards,

Roveer




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Posted By: swerve
Date Posted: March 15, 2007 at 6:47 PM
i would use a gm-04 and a 71-2003-1 harness together. the gm-04 will give you the retained acc untill door opened, and the 71-2003-1 reverse harness will allow you to plug the factory radio back in

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git yer swerve on!




Posted By: Roveer
Date Posted: March 16, 2007 at 5:28 PM

Based on your suggestion to use a harness this would mean that the voltage is present in the current harness.  I tested for it and the only one I found was the backlight 12V which varied based on the setting of the dimmer wheel on the dashboard.  It varied from 2V to 12V.

I was thinking of using this wire to drive a relay which would switch a constant 12V which would give me what I want.  Does this make sense? I've never worked with relays before, but understand the concept and the wiring diagrams I've seen are pretty straight forward.  If so, does Radio Shack sell anything that I could use or am I talking special order?

Thanks,

Roveer





Posted By: f150fan
Date Posted: March 16, 2007 at 5:59 PM
The accessory circuit on that radio is class II data. The gm-04 converts the data signal to 12volt retained accessory power.





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