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cntrylvr79

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  1. I did the same thing with a pioneer 3400 once. Didn't know about the reverse image demo and neither did the customer. We swapped 4 radios and rewwired the harness about a dozen times before actually cracking open the manual and finding the answer. :oops: Now I read the manual every time I install something new, and ALWAYS turn the reverse demo off of all pioneer decks....

  2. splicing satellite antennas rerely works out well

     

    done a lot of it, then, i presume?

     

    no, i've never cut one. but any time one of those thin ass xm antennas accidentallt breaks, its just not worth it to try and fix it. i just replace it

     

    But it so much fun reconnecting the cunt hairs on the center conductor. :lol:

     

    Have had to do it a couple times thanks to a few careless exemployees.

  3. I know its late but you can get a Metra harness converter harness which one in plugs inot your factory harness and the other end into a Metra Pr0180. Its a two part system.

     

    Im about to install a D3 in my saturn and will take pics of it.

     

     

    I just saw your post and was curious if the Metra PR01-80 did in-fact hook up to the avic-d3 and function :-) It would save a bunch of time and headaches IMHO if it does.

     

    All you need to do is find the VSS wire and then ground the other items if you want "easy" navigation

     

    well thank you in advance,

    John

     

    The only way the pro180 works is if you remove the pins for vss, reverse, and parking brake from the orginal avic harness and move them to the pro180. Do yourself a favor and just wire up the avics harness.

  4. Depends a lot on the placement of the antenna and the vehicle's dash structure. I've done some where reception was perfect without the pad and others where the reception sucked. Though I do tend to use it if for nothing more than a way to stick the antenna to the dash without having to go find double sided tape.

  5. The vss connection isn't always availible at the radio harness. So your truck may not have the vss wire present in the radio harness. What you can do is pull the gauge cluster, and look for a lt.blue wire in pin 6. If pin 6 is empty, then take a picece of wire and shove it in until in makes contact with the pin. Zip tie it to the rest of the wires and hook that wire up to the pink wire of your avic. I've had to do that on more than a couple xterras and frontiers.

  6. Have you tried plugging the stock radio back in? Does it still turn on? If not, then you've got a blown fuse somewhere. If it does still turn on, then the truck may use a canbus trigger to turn on the stock deck. If that's the case you'll have to run a tap from the ignition to the red wire of the avic. If you can post a picture of the dash of the vehicle that would help.

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