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T9 to work with light sensor?
Does anyone know which wires would be responsible on the harness for dimming/not dimming the stock headunit when it’s tied to the light sensor?

I installed the T9 headunit and I lost this capability and would like to retro fit something so that I can take advantage of the light sensor again.

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I think the more important question, does T9 have a dimmer input lead ?
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I think the more important question, does T9 have a dimmer input lead ?
We talked offline about this... but to answer here. Yes the T9 has a dimmer input. It’s an orange wire which is currently connected to the 10pin Oem wire harness.
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