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Wiring PAC switch

Discussion in 'Gen 3 Prius Audio and Electronics' started by kamick81, Nov 30, 2009.

  1. kamick81

    kamick81 Junior Member

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    Does anyone have experience wiring a PAC switch in the 2010 Prius? I've searched for info on it and can't find anything and I'm hoping to attempt my install this Wednesday. Appreciate any help.

    Kevin
     
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    What is a PAC switch?
     
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    Crutchfield's web really sucks, the vehicle compatibility database looks to be quite outdated - specifically 2010 model related.
     
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    It works exactly the same way in prius gen3 as in gen2.
    How can I say that? I tried both....

    That means you do not have control on phone & voice control.
     
  6. kamick81

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    To everyone else - yes the PAC is a steering wheel control switch for aftermarket head units.

    To Frenchie - the PAC module for Pioneer has been updated to use the phone buttons but not the voice command button; I haven't tried it yet though. Can you post here which wires to use and perhaps a small write up on the process of wiring and specifically programming?