If you've read my other posts, I was plagued by the "Insert Proper Disc" message.... I did some looking into what was wrong with my unit, and figured out the GPS software was shot.

So figuring out my bad burn just loaded the wrong info, well it did worse then that, it actually fried the GPS module in the unit itself, sent it into Pioneer and I was billed the usual $200, and parts used "1 CWX3446" Which just happens to be the GPS contol assy.

Been a long time since I've seen a bad software burn toast a part.... but it is not impossible.

Good news is my D3 works again, bad news is I'm out 200 for the fix, 120 to get a set of 80MT discs, 14 bucks for a copy of the service manual, and alot of wasted time......

Guess 120 woulda been cheaper to start.

Jon

Well, I'm in the same situation. Was the total $200? Or that didn't include parts? Since I have the IPod and BT components installed already, I figure it's easier and cheaper to fix the POS instead of spending more money to invest in a new unit and the extra accessories needed. Guess I'll pack mines up and ship it out. What was the turn around time? Did they upgrade the unit so it needs the 80MT dvds? TIA