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d3 bypass

By mannydhanju · Jun 11, 2008in Hacks/Mods💬 7 posts👁️ 2,085 views
Posted Jun 11, 2008 · 10:25 UTC#1

alrite guys i have been for the last 5 days trying to bypass the d3 but have failed. My harness does not have a mute wire (yellow/black). so i made a wie a wire and stuck it in the top pin and grounded it as well as he green wire and the ground and my deck will play video fine while diving but the next day it will not allow video play while driving, totally confused, please help. I have read and read again the threads on bypass,

Posted Jun 11, 2008 · 13:03 UTC#2

That's because the wire is just shoved on the hole and isn't connected securely. You can also use the blue/white system remote/amp turn on wire in that slot instead of the mute wire. If you are using that wire because you have external amps, you can hook them to the power antenna wire on the other harness instead of the amp turn on wire.

Posted Jun 12, 2008 · 18:59 UTC#3

I'm having the same problem. How do I inform the installer of securing this wire in the appropriate slot "for good"? thanks.

Posted Jun 16, 2008 · 07:16 UTC#4

okay i tried using another wire and the same thing. My bypass will work for only a bit and after i turn off the engine or change dvd's it goes back to factory saying no vidoe while driving. I used the wire and put it in the top corner and grounded it; grounded the green wire coming out of the other harness and grounded it and grounded the blac wire but still no luck. It is not all that hard but my stereo does not seem to accept the bypass. what is going on.

Posted Jun 16, 2008 · 07:17 UTC#5

okay i tried using another wire and the same thing. My bypass will work for only a bit and after i turn off the engine or change dvd's it goes back to factory saying no vidoe while driving. I used the wire and put it in the top corner and grounded it; grounded the green wire coming out of the other harness and grounded it and grounded the blac wire but still no luck. It is not all that hard but my stereo does not seem to accept the bypass. what is going on.

Posted Jun 16, 2008 · 07:55 UTC#6

Just buy a new connector so you have the right connectors. You're making this way too difficult. It should take ten seconds to do when you have the right plug & wire

Posted Jun 17, 2008 · 07:14 UTC#7

what connectors do i need... a connector that goes into the top pin. and where do i buy that type of connector. so to bypass i need to ground three wires (green, black/ground and new wire that is inserted in the top left corner... right.