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Problem with video no picture

I have a problem with the aux it read video off for safety, even after running the yellow and blue wire to ground.

Posted by Cris laur on

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  • ezmoe Apr 09, 2008

    alpine cva 1003 AUX reads of for your safety

  • tvincenth Jun 20, 2008

    i have a alpine cva-1003 i cannot get the video to work i put parking brake wire on a neg ground switch an the foot brake on a no a switch steal not working why help please

  • lap_dance012 Dec 15, 2008

    video off for your safty

  • moscoemf Jan 01, 2009

    cant get video to work says off for your safety



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Have u tried running the yellow wire to the brake wire. it is suppoesed to have some power whe n u press the brake. both wires can;t be grounded.

Posted on Jan 26, 2008

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There are 4 wires a yellow and blue then theres a yellow and black and then theres a pink and black wire so wat do i do

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