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Read your owners manual! Thre is a composite video input for a backup camera and a reverse sense wire on the harness. Hook it up, it auto-switches to rear-view video.

If you've read my other posts, I was plagued by the "Insert Proper Disc" message.... I did some looking into what was wrong with my unit, and figured out the GPS software was shot. So figuring out my bad burn just loaded the wrong info, well it did worse then that, it actually fried the GPS module in the unit itself, sent it into Pioneer and I was billed the usual $200, and parts used "1 CWX3446" Which just happens to be the GPS contol assy. Been a long time since I've seen a bad software burn toast a part.... but it is not impossible. Good news is my D3 works again, bad news is I

If you've read my other posts, I was plagued by the "Insert Proper Disc" message.... I did some looking into what was wrong with my unit, and figured out the GPS software was shot. So figuring out my bad burn just loaded the wrong info, well it did worse then that, it actually fried the GPS module in the unit itself, sent it into Pioneer and I was billed the usual $200, and parts used "1 CWX3446" Which just happens to be the GPS contol assy. Been a long time since I've seen a bad software burn toast a part.... but it is not impossible. Good news is my D3 works again, bad news is I

If you've read my other posts, I was plagued by the "Insert Proper Disc" message.... I did some looking into what was wrong with my unit, and figured out the GPS software was shot. So figuring out my bad burn just loaded the wrong info, well it did worse then that, it actually fried the GPS module in the unit itself, sent it into Pioneer and I was billed the usual $200, and parts used "1 CWX3446" Which just happens to be the GPS contol assy. Been a long time since I've seen a bad software burn toast a part.... but it is not impossible. Good news is my D3 works again, bad news is I

I would most likely bet that can not support the reflashing at that center.... I used to be a service tech, and if it's anything like years ago, they're not too forthcoming on some of thier more complicated tests/procedures..... Actually since the procedure is not covered in the service manual (or even the problem) I'm almost positive on it. I had to throw in the towel on mine and send it in, luckily since it's a Sep 07 model, they should warranty it..... maybe.

ftp://guest_uploads:guest1234@vwinvoice ... Manual.pdf Thanks jlong for the FTP server.... Jon

Having touble emailing it out, it's a 55MB PDF even when compressed... going to have to find some sort of FTP host.

Update as of today..... Did some more research into my problem last night. Apparently when the one disc I made that kinda worked (updated then said insert correct disc) it may have corrupted the SDRAM where the nav program is stored.... How I came to this conclusion was thru going thru the service menus when attempting to do anything related to the GPS program (forceload software, GPS sensor test, etc) it would return an error. If I attempted a force load it would not even recognize the GPS soft on the factory 70MT discs I have. After going and trying to reformat, repair, or debug the

Since I screwed up my unit doing the 80MT upgrade, I paid and downloaded the factory service menual for the D3. If anyone may have a need for this, let me know and I can send you the PDF.... Jon

Well to make a long story short, I'm broke thanks to my ex-wife and lawyer. So when I found the new 80MT disk posted here I couldn't resist but to try it... I mean I fix aircraft avionics for a living, what could go wrong....... ooops. I've downloaded the iso 4 (west disc) 4 times, and done 10 different burns (thank god I got discs for free) on 2 different types of media using isoburn and alcohol120. I used +R DL discs, and burned them both in single layer and double layer formats. Not a single one will work, although one of the first coasters almost worked, which got me into this whole me

Works outstanding in my Nissan with Bose... just make sure you get a adapter for it with adjustable gains for the amplifier inputs..... Jon