sigma20xx

Man, I know not to go to best buy or circuit city. When I took my car to them, they told me that there was no way to install a aftermarket stereo in it without disabling electronic features such as electronic locks, cruise control and a few other really important things. I thought I was just stuck with the crappy head unit that was in the car. So I do give the current installer credit for actually doing the research to find the correct wiring harness and doing a half decent job. I guess he's just not familiar with installing the AVIC line of head units. Funny thing though, the store sells the

Thanks for the input all. I'm glad you broke it down into cliff notes for me installermarc. I was going to proof read over what apocalypseofthenorm wrote and take out all the installer guy bashing as well as edit my own post. Just incase I wanted to show him something from this page. This job shouldn't take no more than 30 min to an hour right? Jimmy303, I currently live in a hell hole in California known as Barstow. I was able to find the answer to the question that I'm about to ask in another post. But I want to see if this problem is linked to what I'm dealing with right now.

Hey all, this is my first post as I am now the proud owner of a D3 that I got on eBay for $600 (woot). Anywho, I don't know anything about installing car audio equipment. This pretty much forces me to go to the local car audio shop to get ripped off. This guy did a pretty good job over all, but I think he was either being lazy or skipping steps as some of my features aren't working properly. So far, I've been able to keep all of the products in the family and I'll list what I have. AVIC-D3, GEX-P10XMT, ND-BC2 REAR VIEW CAMERA and the CD-I200 cable. Problems that I'm having? Camera w