Ok, this might seem dumb, but I've bought 3 different wire harnesses and none of them have a solid black (ground) wire on them. The last one I bought was the Metra 70-7550 from Crutchfield. The only "ground" on it is the "amplifier shield ground" on the smaller plug. Is this what I should be using? I have included a link where I scanned the sheet that came with it. The reason I'm so concerned is I need a ground to disable the parking brake sensor on my Kenwood DDX6019.

http://members.***.net/wope/wh.jpg

Thanks alot

 

There isnt one. The screws that mount the factory brackets ground the radio to metal. Just use bare metal.

Sucks that you bought 3 harnesses for that reason. Live and learn.

 

ground it to the black wire

 

Jitiola, do not post misinformation that will only confuse people and cause more newb-like threads, no offense to wope.

Wope, disregard the above post, and like I said, simply screw your ground to bare metal.

 

Very bad info. If you dont know what your talking about, dont post it.

 

Definately ground it to the chassis somewhere forget grounding it to the harness as you'll get a better ground from the chassis anyways.

 

Chassis will give you A ground. Harness doesnt have one at all.

 

True true.

 

yea i ran into the same problem......i just grounded to metal