Hi, Does anyone know where the easiest place is to pick up a 12V reverse signal wire for connection to a Kenwood sat nav unit?
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Under the driver's seat, a blue/black wire I believe. There's a great discussion on this topic at Rennlist.org.
Make that Renntech.Org, Sorry.
you can just ground it, that's what the becker nav likes-
The reverse wire is for the nav computer to calculate travel time etc. It compensates for stopping and reversing to help plot your guidence system. It needs signal such as reverse light. The parking brake wire triggers the video display to come on or turn off. It is illegal for the video to be on when you are moving. So it grounds when the parking brake is pulled, and then the video will turn on. SOME guys ground it perminately so the video will always be avaliable.
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