kelkin

Thanks for the advice, I went ahead and purchased the X920 off of Amazon, hopefully I'll be able to see it ok. I forgot how low my radio pocket is in my '04 Pathfinder since my AVIC N3 flips out and up. The pocket is below the A/C controls so I'll have to look a lot farther down than I did with the N3. I found an auction on ebay for a generic backup camera which had 5 minutes left, no bids, no minimum, and was at $.01. I bid on it and won, what luck. I'm wondering though, am I begging for my unit to be stolen by advertising its existance with a backup camera? -Keith

My Avic N3 has seen better days and as each day passes the touch screen becomes less and less responsive. I'm unhappy with the ipod controls on it anyway so I figure its time to replace it. I'm trying to decide between the Z120 or X920, and was going to go for the X920 since it has a motorized which I assumed meant it hid the screen when not in use, but now I see that it just hides the CD / SD slots. With that being the case, and obviously I'm concerned about the screen dying over time due to the moving parts, I'm wondering if there is any reason why I shouldn't just go for the X920? Are

My Avic N3 has been slowly dying, I already repaired it once but the touch screen is dying and I'm prepared to replace it at this point. I don't have $2K to spend on a unit this time around, so I was thinking of the x920B. Especially since it's impossible to navigate to the over 6000 songs I have with its interface so the x920B is looking pretty good. The only issue I see is that the unit is designed around MSN Nav Traffic which we all know is going away. I already have the XM Nav Traffic module from my N3, is there any way to use it on the 920B? If not, is there a unit which utilizes XM N

My Avic N3 has been having issues where I intermittently can't turn on or off the stereo or use certain controls, my theory is that the SRC button is shorting out as I can reproduce the exact behavior by holding down the SRC button and trying the same controls. If I lightly even touch the SRC button, the radio turns on and cycles through inputs as if I keep pressing the button. If I tap it a few times the problem will go away until I press the button in again. I took the faceplate apart so I could just remove the SRC button, since I can rely on the on-screen button or remote, and removing