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Feedback for Selectable Parking Brake Bypass

Discussion in 'Audio & Video' started by Sykkel, Dec 21, 2012.

  1. Dec 21, 2012 at 8:26 AM
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    Sykkel

    Sykkel [OP] Member

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    09 TRD Sport
    Hey Guys,
    I am getting ready to install a stereo system and will be taking the first step tomorrow installing a pioneer avh-p4400bh. I've read a lot about relay bypasses, warnings about overloading the remote turnon (300mA max), and functions of the radio that will not work with the bypass such as autotuning. I plan on wiring in two additional amps using the remote wire and purchased the microphone to try the autotune function. I've drawn up a circuit that I think will protect the stereo from overloading the remote as well as allowing me to switch between stock install and bypass. I am looking for your opinions and I have a couple questions to kick it off below.

    1. Is it ok to tie in 3 additional grounds to stereo wire harness ground
    2. If I start the car with the switch in the stock position and switch to bypass will that fool the radio that it is in park? I was told that you have to apply the brake on off on for it to work and I'm questioning whether the relay will duplicate this if it is already powered/grounded by the time I toggle the switch to bypass.

    Circuit:
    SelectableBypass_zpsd2282fca_e14ca166213c25fa96ad646f990f153d8aeb06c0.jpg
     

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