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Just got this, is this the proper disc for USA?

Thanks! Glad someone upp'd it to the newsgroups. Just downloaded and burned.

Yeah, it's really odd that some of the speakers are in the power bundle and the others are in a separate bundle. Probably so that Toyota can upsell radios and install them faster.

The hardest part about putting a D3 in a Tacoma is squeezing it all in there. Mine pops out a little.

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1. Make sure the mute wire is seated correctly. It goes in a certain way and clicks in place so you can't just tug it out.

2. Make sure your ground wire is actually grounded.

3. Make sure the green parking brake wire and mute wire are connected to the ground wire well.

4. Make sure there are no exposed wires.

Do it yourself and save the money. Hooking up the steering wheel adapter isn't that hard.

And you don't need to hook up the VSS. In fact, I would recommend you don't hook it up.

Hey, I saw you posted that same pic over at toyotanation. Nice.

I also see you have the same problem as I do with the scosche kit not fitting snugly in (the sides seem to bulge out).... :/

No, they will not copy them. The discs have a copyright statement on them. Your best bet is to copy them yourself or find someone who can do it for you.

It's really easy.

If I get a copy when they're out, I'll post them up on the newsgroups for reliable fast downloads.

Oh wow. Have you never used iTunes? Import all of your music in to the library. Then create a playlist for each "folder". Then drag and drop.

When you plug in the iPod, tell it which playlists you want to synch and you're good to go. No need to worry about the "files on the iPod's hard drive". You could wipe that thing out hundreds of times and iTunes will put them right back on in the proper place.

That's the power of iTunes and a major reason I got the iPod. (That and the fact that the iPod has all the good accessories).

I supplied all my hardware and paid 425 for the install.

Holy crap! Maybe I should start installing D3's for people!

Weird. So tapping the compass doesn't fix it?

All I've got to say is:

I've got a 2nd gen nano (2gb) and it works just fine.

Side note: on the older iPods, if you hit the next or previous buttons, it will show you the song. When the song changes naturally, it does NOT show you the next song. This is by design.

There are "witch ipods" now? I bet those play some spooky songs! LOL

Anyway, I would stick with a classic 5th gen video for now. The new ones have some jacked up stuff in them.

Yeah, you don't really need a speed pulse. Mine is pretty accurate without any speed pulse connected.

I was going to hook the VSS wire up to my D3 when I moved it to the new Tacoma but I decided not to because the speedo doesn't accurately show the actual speed I'm going.

It sounds like they didn't do the bypass correctly. I'm willing to bet they didn't ground the parking brake wire.

To answer your other question, yes, there is a fuse on the back of the D3. Try replacing that one too.

Those damn satellites are drifting around at 7.6 mph... lol

LikeHIFI said, it's probably that speed pulse generator. Why do you have that anyway?

On your BB, be sure you set the Pioneer BT unit to trusted and auto.

Problem solved. Apparently, it's a question it asks when the power is disconnected and then reconnected the first time.

Because I wasn't moving, it kept asking to "Start Nav". After I drove to work this morning, I checked it again and it's working fine.

Now if I can just get my rear camera mounted...

Ok. I installed the D3 in my 2003 Mustang flawlessly.

Today, I installed the D3 into my 2007 Tacoma. Everything went smoothly until it turned on. Now it's asking me if I want to start the Nav or go into Demo mode every time I turn it on.

I have an idea what could be wrong but wanna check here before I go poking around. Ideas???

Just picked up an 07 Tacoma. Thanks for posting this cntrylvr79

No I gotta order my mount kit for the D3.

You don't connect the mute wire to the bluetooth adapter. That wire is solely for OEM systems that need to mute the D3.

The pioneer bluetooth module mutes the D3 via IPBus. Truth is, the only reason we say "move the mute wire to the empty slot" is because you need a wire in there to ground and 99% of people don't need the mute wire anyway.