Relay pinout
 

I'm trying to make a bypass for a pioneer HU using a relay, but my relay is different from all the ones i see on youtube. Can one of you look at my pic to tell me which pin is which? or better yet, tell me where to plug the 2 grounds, the blue remote wire and the green video wire.

http://i7.photobucket.com/albums/y27...ps1ed2339b.jpg

Is there no diagram on the side of the relay?

Only two of those pins should show a little resistance. Those pins will be your coil. Connect one to the remote and other to ground. Remaining two pins will be your green and ground wire. Shouldn't matter which way.

Of course you should test this with a fused power wire and not your pioneers remote output.
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No diagram. The writing shown in the pic is the only writing on the relay. And the two pins I'm touching on the right are the only two that's showing me resistance on my multimeter. So if I understand you correctly. I can plug grounds to the bottom pins, green to the top left and remote to top right?
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Hmmm, nevermind, on zooming the picture I can see it's NOT a typical Bosch relay.

Got a bigger picture than that?

Anyway, like Catalin says, the two pins showing a slight resistance will be your coil; the other two will be the normally-open contacts.

You know, the standard Bosch relays can be had for $6 or so at Princess Auto... why not just pick one up and follow the standard wiring diagrams available for it all over the web?

http://corvetteforum.shelor.net/Diag...osch_Relay.jpg

Cuz this is what I have lying around, was hoping to be able to use rather than spend money to buy another
Relay says:
SHORI
S11-1A-C1-12
30A/12VDC
15A/24VDC
COIL: 12VDC
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Google is your friend:

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/i..._kWD13AeEE4k4s

My invoice will be in the mail :badpokerface: