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Rear gear signal for AVIC needed

car2007
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car2007

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Hi everybody,

I'm writing from Spain. I have a MY02 996 C2 cabrio. It's my first Porsche. I'm really impressed and wondering about my new "chiquitin". B)

I've been visiting Renntech since I've bought my P.

Congratulations !! Very usefull and great job.

I'm installing an AVIC D3 following instructions posted at DIY forum, but I have problems to find a reverse gear engaged signal (positive), that is needed for AVIC.

My original idea was to take it from rear lamp, but I've find that is very dificult to cabling it back.

Any idea were I can pick this signal or cable?

Best regards...

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JonesnSince78 Member

JonesnSince78

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I'm writing from Spain. I have a MY02 996 C2 cabrio. It's my first Porsche. I'm really impressed and wondering about my new "chiquitin". B)

I've been visiting Renntech since I've bought my P.

Congratulations !! Very usefull and great job.

I'm installing an AVIC D3 following instructions posted at DIY forum, but I have problems to find a rear gear engaged signal (positive), that is needed for AVIC.

My original idea was to take it from rear lamp, but I've find that is very dificult to cabling it back.

Any idea were I can pick this signal or cable?

Welcome and congratulations on your new banana. One of Renntech's best features is its search engine and the wealth of information archived. The reverse signal hook-up has been discussed many times. Here's a link to the most succinct thread...

Reverse Signal Hook-up

Good luck with your project!

car2007 Member

car2007

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Thank you very much JonesnSince78, system is now working perfectly. I have some little things to do as painting screws and clean.

I've attached a picture.

:renntech:

Best regards....

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Mother Member

Mother

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Thank you very much JonesnSince78, system is now working perfectly. I have some little things to do as painting screws and clean.

I've attached a picture.

:renntech:

Best regards....

Looks great.

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