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  1. yes the scion does have an amplified antenna. if you look at the wire thats taped to the antenna plug, thats it. it needs to be connected to the blue wire on the avic. if you used a harness to plug into the factory one, then there should be a blue wire to connect it to. if you cut the factory plug then you need to trace that wire to the one connected to the antenna.

     

    thats what i remember from a scion tc and xb, dont know bout the xa or xd

  2. i believe that the bluetooth update had a fix for the blackberry but not 100 percent sure. my lg voyager didnt need it so i didnt mess with it. i think that there were 2 different bluetooth updates and it depended on what type of phone you had.

  3. I picked up two F700BT from my friends who was at a local closing CC store. A few remaining questions:

     

    Is it ok to mount the xm antenna with the gps on the same grounding plate under the dash, or should the xm antenna be externally mounted?

     

     

    The parking brake switch, does it have to be mounted to the ebrake / or ground it to chasis?

     

    Is reverse gear signal input a must?

     

    P920XM wiring harness, does the yellow power cable need a direct connection to the battery or can I tap a constant power supply?

     

     

     

    Any other wiring tips/tricks would be greatly appreciated!

     

    Thanks.

     

     

    the xm antenna needs to be on the outside with a view to the sky to get the best reception possible. many have mounted it on the dash with no problems, but it depends on how many repeaters are in your area and how well the signal can reach the dashboard.

     

     

    for the parking brake....look under the hacks and mods section and there are sticky threads on how the bypass the f series units.

     

    reverse signal is only needed if you have a back up camera

     

    on the 920xm module, you can hook the yellow up to the constant that the 700 is connected to. it only pulls like 1 amp of power. [/b]

  4. Actually, I see the F900BT is the same $625 price on Amazon... Should I just get that and add on the iPod adaptor for $37? What else would I be missing?

     

    2 year warranty and 4 volt preouts instead of 2. Not worth the extra $500+ IMO

     

    It is not that much of a difference $162 (when i bought) for the step between the 700 and the 90. You get a ipod adapter $50, 4v preouts (can't put a price on sound clarity), faster boot up, extended warranty $100 and 3d landmarks. Worth it if you ask me. Catch me if you can is just trying to justify buying the lesser of the two units because he can't afford a 90 . :twisted:

     

    the 90 doesnt have faster boot up times. i have the 90 and its the same boot up as the 700 and 900.

  5. the f90bt comes with the pioneer usb ipod cable. the old style box one you had for the d2 doesnt work correctly with it. either he swiped your ipod cable that came with the90bt or he didnt install it and left it in the box. you will need a splitter in order to run ipod and the ps2. you will need to select ipod or video on the av menu screen if you want to use one or the other.

     

    pop in the owner's manual disc and look up the install instructions for connections and you'll see how the ipod cable connects.

  6. yes i have a 2007 mustang. i soldered the vss. very easy. just pull the wire out of the loom a little to give it a loop that allows you to get the soldering iron under the wire. i ran the entire wire in split loom as well so it looks completely factory. even if you did sell the car, you can just leave the wire there. do a good job on the install and make it look as factory as possible and there will be no problems.

     

    the red t tap is technically the correct sized t tap but a lot of the time they have that problem of not completely cutting through the insulation.

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