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VSS for a 1998 Mercury Grand Marquis LS Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

send it to Pioneer, they will replace the cable free of charge.

lol, great, that should do it.

lol, yea i bet

lol, it is quite helpful.

ok, how about navigation already built-in, no dvd's required... with a detachable usb face plate that hold's 20-40GB , who's with me? lol

the bastards FINALLY realized that this defect wasn't the customers fault, but their own for using a cheaply made flex cable in the first place. Every company should QUICKLY realize if there is an apparent defect in their product.. FIX IT!! FOR FREE!! lol

Just got this email from Pioneer I thought everyone else should read. January 3, 2007 Dear Valued Customer: Re: Upgraded Flex-Cable for Flip Screen in Navigation Models AVIC-N1 and AVIC-N2 We would like to inform you of a potential service issue with Pioneer's AVIC-N1 and AVIC-N2, inform you of our plans to resolve this service issue, and ask for your help in notifying consumers. If a consumer is not experiencing any issues currently, there is no need for the consumer to take immediate action because the one-time fix to resolve the service issue will be available if a

[quote name="cntrylvr79"]That's strange, the password I've always used is up, up, down, down, press in the joystick. It's worked on everything I've used it on.[/quote] yea, strange.. i'm guessing pressing "right" doesn't really do anything :roll:

it increases the navigations accuracy..

thanks Kweeks, your the sh*t :)

[quote name="executioner"]Do it yourself with a pen. It is easy and cheaper and can be undone. Look here:http://avic411.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=2023[/quote] ditto, easiest thing ever.

lol.. no problem, sh*t happens.

how about you take that cage off, and watch the sticker magically appear :wink:

Has anyone been able to successfully accomplished this fix?