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  1. I just got my repaired D3 reinstalled into my vehicle. Even though it was out of warrantly, Pioneer covered the repair. I had brought it in to my installer once during the warranty period because it had locked up on me, so I guess that was considered the first complaint. It only cost me $45 total. (Removal of D3, install factory, remove factory, Install D3). This thread hasn't seen much good news on this issue so I thought I let you guys with similars issues know that it can be worked out.
  2. I'm the only one who has ever used this unit and I never installed nor tried to install any map version other than the original maps that came with the unit. I brought my vehicle back to the place where it was installed. They removed it and reinstalled my factory radio. They've shipped the unit back to Pioneer for repair. It's out of warranty, so I know I'll have to pay. I'd hate to scrap the unit, because I also have the satellite radio and bluetooth accessories. I'm hoping to have it repaired for a reasonable amount. I'll let you know how it turns out.
  3. No, I haven't tried that yet, but I guess it can't hurt considering it hasn't worked for at least 2 consecutive weeks now.
  4. I've been having the same problem off and on for about 3 months. Now it only works about once every 7-10 days. Of course, I'm out of warranty. Desperate for answers if anyone has one.
  5. It won't say all street names, but it is written on the screen. It does, however, say major streets such as "Interstate 10", etc.
  6. This is my first post, and I just wanted to chime in on the single DVD slot issue on the D3. I've had mine for a week now, and I for one feel it is not an issue at all. I've never taken the nav CD out of the slot. I have the iPod interface with a 30GB iPod in the glove box of my 2007 Xterra. I don't even carry CDs in my vehicle. The CNET review makes way to much out of this. I hope that review doesn't discourage too many folks from buying a great system at a great price. For those who still want CDs, a CD changer is also supported by the D3.
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