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Bypass parking brake wire

I have a boss audio indash dvd player is there a way to bypass the parking brake wire

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Boss Audio is the easiest in-dash DVD on the market to bypass; all you do is ground the ebrake wire. I recently installed 12 Boss Audio in-dash BV-7300's and did this to all of the decks problem solved. By the way I did this because they were in the back of limousines where the driver couldn't ever even see one of them while he was driving. I don't think there will be a problem, try it.

Posted on Jun 06, 2008

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    ANDRE J TERRANOVA Sep 29, 2019

    This did not work on my BOSS BV765B, grounded it to both radio ground and radio chassis, nothing.

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I just recently installed a boss dvd player in my dash and i just ran the parking break wire to the radio ground wire and grounded it, worked perfect!

Posted on Feb 11, 2010

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Is the gound fix the same for the Boss Audio BV9978B?

Posted on Jun 22, 2010

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    no ur sound cord is gone do u want to sell tha screen i need just tha screen cuz mines show white

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YOU CONNECT THE THE PARKING BRAKE WIRE TO A GROUND OR YOU CAN USE A TOGGLE SWITCH COONET TO THE GROUND WIRE TO THE SWITCH AND THE OTHER END FROM SWITCH TO PARKING BRAKE WIRE ON RADIO

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Ground it....

Posted on Oct 03, 2019

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Just ground it to the ground wire (negative cable).

Posted on Oct 02, 2019

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I just had my boss bv7200 faceplate stolen from my car. I was wondering if the bv7300 will fit the base? Or if I can find just the bv7200 faceplate.

Posted on Sep 05, 2010

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Www.DIYBypass.com has bypasses for just about every model radio you can think of. That's where I got mine for my Pioneer radio.

Posted on May 30, 2013

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