where is the car speed signal input?

jayusa77 · 05-22-2010, 12:38 AM

The title says it all, please help. I didn't Hook this up when I first installed my gps (avic-z110bt) and I would like too now, thanks!

jayusa77 · 05-22-2010, 12:39 AM

no duh, car is 2010 335i

VP Electricity · 05-22-2010, 03:01 PM

There is no analog VSS wire in our cars (or in most modern cars).

You might be able to find a CAN VSS output module. Research the CAN-SL2 from Fortin. It might have it.

But I thought PIO didn't NEED VSS?

If all else fails, you need to create one with a magnet kit that creates pulses. Research VSS add-on magnet kit or something like that.

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jayusa77 Private First Class 11 Rep 183 Posts Drives: 2010 335i Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: San Diego iTrader: (3)	where is the car speed signal input? The title says it all, please help. I didn't Hook this up when I first installed my gps (avic-z110bt) and I would like too now, thanks!
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VP Electricity Brigadier General 301 Rep 3,201 Posts Drives: F34 xDrive Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: portland oregon iTrader: (3)	There is no analog VSS wire in our cars (or in most modern cars). You might be able to find a CAN VSS output module. Research the CAN-SL2 from Fortin. It might have it. But I thought PIO didn't NEED VSS? If all else fails, you need to create one with a magnet kit that creates pulses. Research VSS add-on magnet kit or something like that.
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