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Old 12-12-2006, 09:47 PM
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Default Re: Nav install help, 4x4 connector removal?

F5, another question for you if you have a moment.

I noticed last night that the Neucleus adapter does not have the bus pass though like peripheral does (purple wires from 24 pin to 12 pin connectors).

I may be grasping, but I'm wondering if this is causing either the onstar or XM to power cycle after the chimes stop, causing my "pop".

Do you see any harm in jumpering the wires like the peripheral tech note describes? (the neucleus has nothing attached to the 12-pin connector at that point)

I asked Neucleus tech support about this, but they haven't come back with a reply. If I can't figure it out, I'll just order the peripheral units (Cardomain has them on sale now anyway).

Thanks!
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