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I fixed the problem. It actually was a problem with the pin. I decoded to pull the pin out to take a look at it, because everything else seemed fine and when I compared to a brand new one (that I ordered) mine was missing the tail at the top (which I assume holds it in place). I must have broken it when attempting to pull it out in the first place. I simply cut off the tip, stripped the mute wire and places the new pin on it. Then the bypass worked no problem (road tested it over several bumps). Moral of the story: your pin can be damages even it clicks in. If you search for the thread "w

Update. On the way to work today it worked with no problem (I guess I avoided all the big potholes)!

Thanks man. I'll give it a try in a few days (I can't stand taking the honda fit dash apart!).

Thanks for the response. So I guess the connector appeared like it was in, but it wasn't fully? Did you have a similar problem (working sometimes and not other times)? Thanks.

Hello everyone, I recently installed the x930bt in my Honda fit (with the video bypass) and everything worked great for a couple of days. While driving I heard a "ding" and looked over at the unit and it said that an "improper connection with the e-brake was found" I hit "OK" and noticed that I could no longer change nav settings or put in a new destination while moving. When I rolled up to the next stop light - I was able to do all of the aformentioned tasks, but once I started rolling the features went away. Next time I turned on the car I didn't have a problem until I hit a bump in