Anyone know where this is located? Want to finish hooking up my avic f700bt and this is the only wire I can't figure out. I checked the carpt and took off panels near the parking brake but there is no green wire here. Just a black one...so im confused on where it is or where I should look for it.

 

What year is your car? Its the only wire that attaches to your parking break. On my car its a light blue wire at the parking break but I have a 05'. Why dont you just bypass the f700?

 

Oh ok, mines black then. Its an 06 ss/sc. I read its suppose to be green, but maybe mine was changed before I bought it then, so I just wanted to make sure.

I tried, but you can't access any of the system settings unless its hooked to the parking brake, so I can't bypass it without getting into the system settings.

 

ok i know how to bypass it.
on your RCA harness you have the mute wire (yellow/black) its on the last pin out on the harness.

pull it out and move it down one and over 4 spots to the open spot inbetween the two black wires that turn into the rca's. glue it in (I use super glue jsut a small dab).


then ground out the mute wire (yellow/black) ground (black) and parking break (light green)

DONE that will bypass it just fine. I'll post a pic for you when im off work

 

alright thanks!

 

does that work for the new F series hus? i thought it was only for the older 04-07 stuff

 

its a diffent pin out now. I need to post my picks so I'll show you soon.

 

i need to find a new as the ground it to a switch isnt working

 

huh any wires came loose?

 

Ok here it is...


The top pic with the red circle is the original pin out of the mute wire (yellow/black)

the bottom pic with the red circle is where it needs to end up.

 

wel it nvr did work 100% from the start

and now it wont work at all, mabe i have a bad ground idk?

 

hmm when you say not work 100% what do you mean? you should have had long enough wires on the switch to wire it directly with the radio/harness ground

 

well i didnt ground it there lolm i grounded it under the ebrake, smae place ebrake is grounded at

 

hmm... no idea how good of a ground that is

 

Thanks, got it all working

 

Sweet!