DJ KIDD

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Check to see if you have front and rear reversed. Audio for Bluetooth and nav only work on the front channels.

Reset your iPhone...

The sub output is not in the RCA harness on the Z-130BT, it is on the back of the unit itself.

Is your unit bypassed? If not then try pulling the parking brake.

I sat thru a Pioneer training where the Pioneer Trainer specifically said they are not weatherproof and not to mount them outside. So excuse me for relaying first hand information from someone that works for Pioneer and not guessing - chief.....

No it is not weatherproof. Keep your antenna on the inside.

Check your fader and/or if your front and rear outputs are switched.

Plug in the tuner. It will not work with out that.

As long as you have the PAC WRI-P, it should work fine.

That unit does not do streaming audio. The only units that Pioneer has that has that feature, is the new AVIC units. The short answer to all your questions is no...

It does work. My buddy has an EVO and it worked in my car with my iPod touch. I tried with my buddies EVO after I was sitting in my driveway and I used my home wifi to get it to work.

You could use the voice command button and say "shuffle play my music".

Both units do almost everything on your list but in my opinion it comes down to the last two. I'm happy with the navi on my Pioneer, but it sounds like you've already made up your mind on this one. The X920 does not support dual zone like the 3200BT does. You can add a rear monitor to both but with the 3200BT you can have two different sources palying at the same time. Given that you have an iPhone though, you can take advantage of Pandora and Youtube playback on the X920.

You can delete a phone by going into the system settings and hitting the "Restore Factory Settings" button at the bottom of the screen. The drawback is thatyou will have to reenter your "Return Home" setting. All of your other settings should be saved.

You could get the AVH-P5200BT which has a pretty cool interface, built-in Bluetooth, and you can add navigation to it.

Correct, they are already there....

This upgrade is to give the AVIC-U220 the same POIs as the other navs. Am I reading this right that you are trying to update a Z110BT? The U220 is the add on nav for the AV units. It comes with the same number of POIs as the AVIC-U310BT, but Pioneer is offering a free upgrade to give it the same number as the X920 and Z120. That's why you are getting an incompatible device error.

Why oh why would they need to "splice" them????

Go into your settings and turn VR off. RTFM....

You can use the P10XMT just fine, just not the Nav Traffic part. You will have to get the MSN Direct if you want something similar. MSN is still available until Jan. of 2012.

FYI, the antennas for the X910s and newer nav models are NOT waterproof and should NOT be installed outside the vehicle. You can mount in right on top of the radio in most installs and you'll receive signal perfectly fine.

You probably did wire everything correctly, but it's the harness that's screwing things up. From PAC's website on the CR2-CHY4: "In Premium Amplified Systems only two input channels can be used from the aftermarket radio, therefore there will be no fading capability of the aftermarket stereo."

Which $50 iPod cable did you buy?

That's what I have been saying. Something is wired wrong. I bet it's your wiring harness. That has to be your problem...