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Originally Posted by ethlar
we initially thought it needed a resistor between 5 and 6, and with the resistor in the aux input worked but it fell out so we put a piece of wire in its place and it worked just as well. in the assembly pictures we used a small solid core junction for a bread board to link the two.
i dont actually have the honda part to check the resistance, we just did this by finding the grounds and a little bit of guess and check.
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Thanks for this info and the wiring to the aux plug. I've done it and all appears to work well. However, I'm concerned about using a solid jumper from 5 to 6 vs. a resistor. If a resistor is intended then wouldn't the jumper draw more current? I'm concerned that if it was designed for a resistor then I'm possibly drawing more current and risking over-heating or damaging the radio or AUX wiring.
Please let me know if you have had any over heat / over current problems.
Thanks!