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Avic-X910bt bypass confimed working

By gshadow325 · Jul 03, 2009in 2009 Pioneer Road Show💬 5 posts👁️ 15,130 views
Posted Jul 03, 2009 · 18:04 UTC#1

Long time lurker, i am glad i can contribute back to avic411 with the following info.

 

Doing a install today in a 08 Toyota Tundra with a avic-x910bt.

 

The bypass for video is the same thing as the bypass for the AVIC-F900bt. same pin swap, same grounding of the parking brake. i did a 10 mile loop with speeds up to 60 MPH and video stayed playing.

 

I did not connect the speed pulse.

I did ground the green wire.

i did swap the yellow black to the same empty pin location as the AVIC-F900bt.

 

If anyone else can confirm this method to work please please chime in. I would hate to pass along bad info!!

Posted Jul 18, 2009 · 13:16 UTC#2

Please confirm which empty pin, I have three on the back of my avic-x910bt. I will let you know if it works for me.

Posted Jul 18, 2009 · 13:41 UTC#3
Please confirm which empty pin, I have three on the back of my avic-x910bt. I will let you know if it works for me.

AVIC-F Hardwire Bypass for Dummies

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Posted Jul 21, 2009 · 00:13 UTC#4

Hardwire bypass worked for me as per previos thread, THANKS MUCH ! Anybody know what would happen with speed pulse wire connected? Would like to have better navigation if it does not effect video, or maybe would insert switch on speed sensor??? Thanks again for info!

bri

Posted Jul 21, 2009 · 08:38 UTC#5
Hardwire bypass worked for me as per previos thread, THANKS MUCH ! Anybody know what would happen with speed pulse wire connected? Would like to have better navigation if it does not effect video, or maybe would insert switch on speed sensor??? Thanks again for info!

bri

 

Speedsensor has absolutely nothing to do with the bypass.... Hook it up, it's there for a reason (you also payed for it) :wink: !