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SHY 33

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G'day all,

I was hoping someone here might have a bit of experience with JVC 16 pin deck wiring...

I bought the KD-G615 2nd hand and it's missing the orange/white stripe 'illumination/dimmer' wire. The unit has the dimmer function, but no wire to run it.

The plug wiring looks identical to another JVC deck i used to own, so i'm assuming most of their decks use the same configuration.

There's 3 spare holes to choose from to hook up the dimmer wire, but i don't want to hook it up to the wrong one and short-circuit my deck when i flick the lights on for the 1st time..

So if anyone has a JVC deck handy to see where i have to pin-out this wire that'd be awesome help. I've attached a pic showing where the 3 spare holes to choose from are.

Cheers.

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are you sure your deck has an auto dimming function and not just a dimming function? some decks its just a on off feature in the menu.i will be able to tell you which pin it would normally be under later tonite,i dont have the pin outs on me at the moment lol.

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Yeah dude, she definately has the dimming option.. Has 'On'/'Off'/'Auto' in the set-up options.

If you could let me know over the next few days that'd be great, i'm putting all new speaker wiring thru the car so i will have the deck pulled out & good to go with wiring up the wire for the dimmer option..

Cheers duder :(

are you sure your deck has an auto dimming function and not just a dimming function? some decks its just a on off feature in the menu.i will be able to tell you which pin it would normally be under later tonite,i dont have the pin outs on me at the moment lol.
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