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D3 Rebooting

By nypanar · Apr 15, 2007in Problems/Troubleshooting💬 19 posts👁️ 2,831 views
Posted Apr 15, 2007 · 19:04 UTC#1

I am having problems with my D3. I have a 2003 Yukon with the Bose system. Unit is Rebooting, shuts off, loud noises, mutes after reboots this is all while driving. I purchased the GMOS-04 adapter that was recommended.

Posted Apr 15, 2007 · 19:05 UTC#2

your problem is most likely the interface. i hate those things

Posted Apr 15, 2007 · 19:36 UTC#3

So pretty much you are suggesting that I replace the GM adapter? Is there anything that I can check before assuming the adapter is defective?

Posted Apr 15, 2007 · 19:39 UTC#4

recheck your wiring and check the version number on the gmos. i believe the newest version is 2.6, if its older, that could be your problem

Posted Apr 15, 2007 · 19:47 UTC#5

OK I will re-check the wiring and the version #. Thanks and I will keep you posted on the outcome.

Posted Apr 16, 2007 · 01:11 UTC#6

I contacted Crutchfield. They are sending out a new replacement GM adapter. Question though. How can you save the Nav CD to the harddrive for the D3

Posted Apr 16, 2007 · 01:30 UTC#7

d3 doesnt have a hard drive, if your talking about memory nav, you input your destination and after it calculates your route you remove the disc and it will keep the route in memory

Posted Apr 16, 2007 · 01:38 UTC#9

i think that refers to the amount of data on the two discs

Posted Apr 16, 2007 · 12:52 UTC#10

I am thinking about getting rid of my D3 since I can't store the Nav disk information to the harddrive. I am looking at the Z2. Is there a way to configure the unit to watch DVD's while driving. I was able to with the D3 but of course the system is still rebooting.

Posted Apr 16, 2007 · 12:54 UTC#11

no bypass for the z2 yet

Posted Apr 16, 2007 · 12:55 UTC#12
I am thinking about getting rid of my D3 since I can't store the Nav disk information to the harddrive. I am looking at the Z2. Is there a way to configure the unit to watch DVD's while driving. I was able to with the D3 but of course the system is still rebooting.

 

As stated before, the is NO HARDDRIVE IN THE D3. Your second question READ/SEARCH.

Posted Apr 16, 2007 · 12:56 UTC#13

oo, cranky :shock:

Posted Apr 16, 2007 · 13:09 UTC#14

Look...this is a informational website. If I received confirmation from Pioneer/Tech before I purchased the unit, then that is on them providing the wrong info. Its their product. I invested to much time and money to receive the run around. This is why I am reaching out through this site for help. Keep your negative remarks to yourself.

Posted Apr 16, 2007 · 13:16 UTC#15

And my negative comments were where? I made 2 simple statements. THat's all.

Posted Apr 16, 2007 · 13:32 UTC#16

NP. I am just upset with the fact that the specialist from Pioneer provided me with the wrong information. I really don't want to remove a cd to place the Nav cd to give me my destination. This is why I was asking about the Z2 to see if it can be modified to view a dvd while driving.

Posted Apr 16, 2007 · 13:54 UTC#17

umm, yeah, you gotta lighten up dude. we do tend to goof around here. its not like this is our job, and have to be serious. besides its not our fault what pioneer told you. if your pissed, piss at them, not us

Posted Apr 16, 2007 · 15:28 UTC#18

If I am not mistaken Misfit you were the one that made the comment....."oo cranky". I wasn't trying to read into his comment but since this is my first time on here, I am not sure about the forum culture. No problem. Thanks for all the help. I will figure something out.

Posted Apr 17, 2007 · 02:04 UTC#19

yeah, ooh cranky was referring to cntrylvr79. thats my boy, and i'll crack all the jokes i want about him. and him the same. so get your panties out of a bunch, and lighten up