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turning unit upside down to bypass

By Guest · Mar 04, 2006in General💬 5 posts👁️ 2,544 views
Posted Mar 04, 2006 · 01:02 UTC#1
has anyone confirmed this works to bypass the parking brake feature? it was said from a pioneer tech that they test thier units with the brain upside down to bypass the video lockout. it doesnt have any affect on the nav control/gyro sensors
Posted Mar 04, 2006 · 06:25 UTC#2
doesn't seem too bad to do. why don't you give it a try?

I only heard of soldering to bypass
Posted Mar 04, 2006 · 17:13 UTC#3
i only have a d1 so i dont have the seperate brain module
Posted Apr 04, 2006 · 23:55 UTC#4
NYRngrs24 said:
doesn't seem too bad to do. why don't you give it a try?

I only heard of soldering to bypass


noob here, I just read on soundomain about that soldering bypass, did anyone actually try it to see if it worked?
Posted Apr 15, 2006 · 12:19 UTC#5
Yes it works. But instead of solder, go to Radio Shack and pick up a circuit tracing pen. Then take the silver sticker off the bottom of the unit, and you will see the two points and just use the Circuit Tracing Pen and draw a line between the points. I have done this and it has lasted over 6 months now and it eliminated having to get the solder iron out and a little Isoprop Alcohol and a Q-Tip and you can remove the trace, where solder is a little more permanent.