GS350 Nav Hack Tips................
I followed the directions from the Tips section (so I won't repeat them here) and the big Diff between the 6.1 Nav on the GS350 was that the h1 plug is not on the passenger side. It is a totally different plug and it is the center of the three plugs on the Nav unit. Also the wire that is to be cut is on Pin #16 of the h1 plug, which was white with silver spots on the wire.

Here is a closeup of the switch wiring. The two blue wires go to the switch I mounted as described in the Tips section near the VSC switch panel.

Here is a closeup of the ground wire I attached to the top of the Navagation Unit chassis. There is screw there that you can attach a ring terminal to.

Here is the Finished Switch. Not a perfect fit but close. If anyone finds a better fitting switch than what was described in the Tips section, Please let us know.

Here was the panel before I removed the Blank out of it.
Last edited by Cut-Throat; Jan 20, 2008 at 05:58 AM.
When you ground this wire, does it enable dvd playback and BT and music folders while driving? sorry for the newbie question
Cut-throat, where did you buy the switch at Lowes??? Looks pretty stock to me!
thanks!
Last edited by jyeh74; Jul 5, 2007 at 11:50 PM.
When you ground this wire, does it enable dvd playback and BT and music folders while driving? sorry for the newbie question
Cut-throat, where did you buy the switch at Lowes??? Looks pretty stock to me!
thanks!
Just to answer your question though, it's a yellow wire carrying the parking signal. To ground it, simply attach a ring terminal and secure it on the metal frame. In addition, this wire alone doesn't enable DVD playback and BT by-pass. Again, as I have informed you, it is the disruption of the speed signal that allows this...
This is not even about a newbie question or not, to me, it is more about reading and comprehension.
Lastly, Cut-Throat bought the switch at Lowe's. Are you asking him for specific aisle number?!
And no that doesn't look stock because there are 2 tiny gaps on the side of the switch. The feel of the switch feels different and the shape doesn't fit the opening.
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Just to answer your question though, it's a yellow wire carrying the parking signal. To ground it, simply attach a ring terminal and secure it on the metal frame. In addition, this wire alone doesn't enable DVD playback and BT by-pass. Again, as I have informed you, it is the disruption of the speed signal that allows this...
This is not even about a newbie question or not, to me, it is more about reading and comprehension.
Lastly, Cut-Throat bought the switch at Lowe's. Are you asking him for specific aisle number?!
And no that doesn't look stock because there are 2 tiny gaps on the side of the switch. The feel of the switch feels different and the shape doesn't fit the opening.
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Just to answer your question though, it's a yellow wire carrying the parking signal. To ground it, simply attach a ring terminal and secure it on the metal frame. In addition, this wire alone doesn't enable DVD playback and BT by-pass. Again, as I have informed you, it is the disruption of the speed signal that allows this...
This is not even about a newbie question or not, to me, it is more about reading and comprehension.
Lastly, Cut-Throat bought the switch at Lowe's. Are you asking him for specific aisle number?!
And no that doesn't look stock because there are 2 tiny gaps on the side of the switch. The feel of the switch feels different and the shape doesn't fit the opening.
A little harsh but still funny as hell.
Last edited by drogot; Oct 11, 2007 at 05:50 AM.






