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  1. Carl82, I am having the exact issues. The bluethooth button is grayed out and when I try to pair to the radio I get Error - 02. Unfortunately my radio is not under warrenty and Pioneer want $80 just to look at it. Did you ever get your issue resolved? Am I looking at having to upgrade to a new radio? Any info would be greatly appreciated.
  2. I went with the metra kit also. I like the scosche too but I went on the camaro forums and they had hundreds of complaints about the kit interfering with the TPS and limiting the range of the key fob.
  3. I used the mute wire to interface with an onstar module.
  4. I'm using an android phone and this is how I set it up. Hdmi cable and USB cable connected to USB port 2. Ran both of those to a samsung mhl adapter. Connect the phone to the radio via Bluetooth, launch pioneer app radio on phone next, then plug mhl adapter into phone. Access to aha,pandora, and other apps accessible. I lose by audio streaming for music files, but the app icon allows me to access them anyway. Making and receiving calls not a problem.
  5. Just installed this unit in a 2010 Camaro. Very happy with the look and sound. Didn't need nav since app radio lets me use my nav from my Galaxy S4.
  6. I have experience with both models as my girlfriend had the x910 and her father has the x920. I like the streaming features of the x920 used with an iphone. However the x910 is not a bad unit in its own right. I would pick a model based on price. If the price difference is less than $120 between the 2 units, go with the x920. If its more, then the x910 would be my choice. Hope this helps.
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