GoRide wrote:we normaly just ran the wires to a switch.... but only cuz the car had no e-brake so we never used it lol..
Some head units need a switch in order to bypass the brake.
A forum dedicated to the 1992-1995 Honda Civic.
suspendedHatch wrote:.....
Oh btw, this wont work on any quality DVD player. Most brands require a sequence of pulling the ebrake on and letting it off. Some of the high end stuff have built in sensors to detect motion. There is almost a way to bypass this safety feature but it's never as simple as permanently grounding the ebrake input wire.
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hatchin06 wrote:
Exactly
marvinp8700 wrote:in for chance is a homo club membership
hatchie wrote:you have to believe it to be in it
Chance wrote:true story
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marvinp8700 wrote:in for chance is a homo club membership
hatchie wrote:you have to believe it to be in it
Chance wrote:true story
Carfanatic wrote:I got a Quality dvd player (Phillips-eonon) in my car. And i did the same trick as he did, qire the Ebrake wire to the positive side of your player, and the dvd player "thinks" the car is on the Ebrake.
So it is easy, not what you tell about sensors and stuff...