IS200 Using Amp Bypass Lead-Lost power to pop up sat nav
IS200 Using Amp Bypass Lead-Lost power to pop up sat nav
This is why the box that Fargo makes / made would be ideal as it's just plug and play!
speedfreek
29-05-2019, 10:09 AM #11If only I wasn't fail at electronics I would be all over this.
This is why the box that Fargo makes / made would be ideal as it's just plug and play!
roadrunner
29-05-2019, 10:21 AM #12Hi Speedfreak, Thankyou for your message. It is frustrating as i cannot use my sat nav till i find a fix but nevermind, i will just have to be patient and hope Fargo see's this thread.
roadrunner
29-05-2019, 10:45 AM #13Thanx alot Bandit for this help. Read that thread, very good and helpful although a bit hard to understand it all. I would rather buy the box from fargo but failing that i will take a trip to maplin and make a box up but then i would need to know in simple terms where to connect. Thanx again.
roadrunner
29-05-2019, 10:56 AM #14Thanx alot Bandit for this help. Read that thread, very good and helpful although a bit hard to understand it all. I would rather buy the box from fargo but failing that i will take a trip to maplin and make a box up but then i would need to know in simple terms where to connect. Thanx again.
roadrunner
29-05-2019, 05:48 PM #15I am finally sorted Bandit. After typing off the Altezza link, i studied it a bit more and then i did some digging on the MyIS forum and found a picture walkthrough of how to do it by 520is300 and it is easier than i thought. I will be off to maplin soon and make one up myself. Will let you all know how it goes. Thanks again.
I will make this as soon as the components arrive and if it works, i will send them to anyone that wants a set.
I will also want to wire up the sound for the nav unit as well - is it just a simple case of splicing the left and right wires from the nav unit harness into the stereo outputs? If so that should be dead easy!
speedfreek
29-05-2019, 07:12 PM #17Ok so I found the parts I need and ordered enough for multiple sets as it was dirt cheap.
I will make this as soon as the components arrive and if it works, i will send them to anyone that wants a set.
I will also want to wire up the sound for the nav unit as well - is it just a simple case of splicing the left and right wires from the nav unit harness into the stereo outputs? If so that should be dead easy!
roadrunner
29-05-2019, 07:29 PM #18Sorry mate, i would of loved to post up the link for everyone but i don't know how to do it. I am a bit of a novice on the computor but i am learning quick. For all those interested in the related threads. They are on the MyIS forum, 1 is Altezza bypass and the other is by 520is300. Hope this helps.
Lexus IS200 Sport Navigator (Now being stripped again) :blink:
Now Don't Forget The REP!!!
Glad it helped guys, i had the same problem a few years back, but was lucky enough to come across a used fargo box, if you get stuck on connecting it up i'll take a pic of how mines wired into the car, so you can see where it connects too? :thumbup1:
Lexus IS200 Sport Navigator (Now being stripped again) :blink:
Now Don't Forget The REP!!!
Bandit Glad it helped guys, i had the same problem a few years back, but was lucky enough to come across a used fargo box, if you get stuck on connecting it up i'll take a pic of how mines wired into the car, so you can see where it connects too? :thumbup1:
cheers mate, when I actually looked at the right diagram it was all very simple :laugh:
Does anyone see any reason why the mute / acc etc should be connected on the, now, disconnected nav loom? I'm sure (convinced myself) that only the left and right speaker wires will need connecting.
speedfreek
30-05-2019, 03:51 PM #20Bandit Glad it helped guys, i had the same problem a few years back, but was lucky enough to come across a used fargo box, if you get stuck on connecting it up i'll take a pic of how mines wired into the car, so you can see where it connects too? :thumbup1:
cheers mate, when I actually looked at the right diagram it was all very simple :laugh:
Does anyone see any reason why the mute / acc etc should be connected on the, now, disconnected nav loom? I'm sure (convinced myself) that only the left and right speaker wires will need connecting.
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