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Old 12-23-2006, 11:46 AM
ndav8r ndav8r is offline
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Reverse light voltage in Compass/Temp Mirror

Hi Gang!
A while back I started a thread on wiring a Compass/Temp rear view mirror in my 02 Sliverado. After discovering in the headliner a factory harness for it, I aquired a mirror from an 04 Silvy. With schematics from both years, I was able to convert from the 7 pin to the 16 pin connector with no problem. Works great!
Now my buddy who owns a very nice '94 Silverado has a 04 mirror to install in his. In his case I have to wire from scratch...ground, 12v+, both sensor leads, and reverse 12v lead.
My question is this::: What is the reason for the 12volt lead from the reverse lights? My mirror shows temp and compass even before I shift from Park. Do I even need this lead?
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NDAV8R
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Old 12-23-2006, 12:48 PM
2000CAYukon 2000CAYukon is offline
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Re: Reverse light voltage in Compass/Temp Mirror

I think the +12 reverse voltage is for the auto dimming feature. In reverse, the auto dimming is turned off.

Again, not 100% sure.

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Old 12-24-2006, 10:51 AM
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Re: Reverse light voltage in Compass/Temp Mirror

Auto dimming is turned off when you shift into reverse.
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