Pioneer AVH3300 BT

[dzcab]

[QUOTE=mazilla;575873]Bypass can be done with any standard 5 pin automotive relay(about 4 dollars). All you do is run 12v(86), ground(85), and parking brake sensor wire(87), then use a jumper to connect the ground to the other open pin(85&30).Tape the heck out of it and tuck the relay behind the head unit when you put it back. I just did this install with the same head unit in my Yaris about three weeks ago.

Is (86) the Amp Remote instead of Power Antenna? and if I am running a sub amp do I run the same remote wire from the relay to the amp?

[mazilla]

[QUOTE=dzcab;576073]

Originally Posted by mazilla

Bypass can be done with any standard 5 pin automotive relay(about 4 dollars). All you do is run 12v(86), ground(85), and parking brake sensor wire(87), then use a jumper to connect the ground to the other open pin(85&30).Tape the heck out of it and tuck the relay behind the head unit when you put it back. I just did this install with the same head unit in my Yaris about three weeks ago.

Is (86) the Amp Remote instead of Power Antenna? and if I am running a sub amp do I run the same remote wire from the relay to the amp?

You can do that too, you just need a 12v source that powers on with the radio. I like to use a source that's not going to be utilized elsewhere, but it doesn't really matter.