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I tape a pic of my mother in law over the unit. No one would mess with it now.

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What he said +1. If they do not use solder walk or run away.

Who screwed up the alarm installation?

It already does. You have RED, GREEN, and BLUE controls to do just that. It also allows you to save up to three custom color presets as well. Sorry, I didn't know the D3 had this feature. I've only installed D1 & D2s.

Thanks for the tip. I didn't know they had come down in price so much.

We had a problem with Subaru and VSS before. I didn't work on it but I will ask at work tomorrow and share the info here.

Have a large digital clock on the display when playing music (make it selectable incase you don't want it). My factory stereo had the clock on it, was large and easy to see. Make the maps more detailed. I don't care if it would need 3 DVDs to accomplish this. Re-think the warning at start-up. Instead of pressing the button every time, how about the first 10 times. Then every 20 times or so after that make it appear for a few seconds then disappear. That should appease the lawyers. Pressing OK everytime you turn the ignition on is annoying. The ability to use USB drives would

I am guessing here but, while checking the wiring check to make sure there is nothing blocking the fan exhaust. Could be an over heating issue too.

What sound system do you have in it now? Is it the Mach 460 or 1000? If so, then you will have to go around the factory amps. I have an '02 and I bought new speakers and ran new wiring to them I tried using the factory amp and speakers, but they never sounded clear. I am not one to crank the music, so I just went without an amp.

Liquid Paper.

Agreed, get your money back ASAP.

I thought it was a resister, but was corrected by a sales rep for Pioneer. He said it was a fuse. A customer wanted me to hook up the reverse wire, but he lost the fused wire. I asked the sales rep if he had a spare or if it was necessary. He said it was a fuse and gave me one out of a returned AVIC he had. I have never tested to make sure it is a fuse or opened it up to confirm. Makes sense if it is a fuse because backup lights do tend to short out over time on some cars.

I didn't know there was fix for the N1 yet. Thanks for the info. When I upgraded to the newest DVDs (70) my bypass stopped working and I just connected the parking break and gave up on the bypass. In my Dad's Dakota, the screen opens up and is so high that any car that pulls up beside him can see the screen. So watching a movie while driving just don't work in that truck.

What version of software are you using? If you have the newest DVDs then there is no hack yet.

Here is a pic of the wire with the fuse on it. Easy to miss because it is small.

There is a little fuse on the wire. It looks about the size of a resistor. I have installed a few without the fuse and all is well. If you are concerned you can put in a 10 amp fuse in, but I wouldn't worry about it.

Sure, but why didn't you use the info provided in your last thread?

Yup.

Reverse Light for 2004 Yukon +'ve Polatity BCM, black plug, pin F light green wire The BCM (Body Control Module) is under the driver side dash. It has 6 plugs in it, the purple plug is on the back. Seems to be a discrepency between the color of the plug. Either black or purple. You should be able to find it by looking for a light green wire in pin F location.

On the back of your truck.

It is for both. It is needed for the backup camera. The NAV will be more accurate when you are backing up, but not a big deal if you don't hook it up. Personally I would connect the backup wire if it were my vehicle.

There is no Speed Sense (VSS) wire listed for your car. I wouldn't hook the wire up at all. By connecting to other sources you might be getting currents that are not in the range your AVIC needs. Heavy Vibration?? This one I cannot think of a reason for.

Please post the year/make/model of vehicle.