Oh one note for you, there is an air bag shock sensor in the dash and there are wires running up there above the radio, just be careful and you will be fine. If you happen to damage the wires, your light will come on.

Good Morning Everybody,

I'am sorry for not posting lately. I have been very busy tiling my living room! Anyway, two weeks ago I had everything ready to go. I had all my wires solder together and ready for the unit to be installed that's when I forgot to GROUND my ground wire before plugging the unit in. Well needless to say I blew a fuse and shorted a wire to my electricial system. I know stupid idiot move. Anyway after $57.00 paid to my auto mech. to fix the wiring the system works great! The only thing that I would recommend is to solder your wiring instead of using wire taps or butt connectors! I Also used liquid rubber tape to seal all the connects. Gentlemen, thank you for your help and now their is one less idiot in the world!

P.S. I was referring to ME.

CHASE

Glad to hear everything worked out for ya.that sucks though.........at least it wasn't TOO expensive to fix. Yeah I ALWAYS solder my wires on he bench (kitchen table) before I go out to install

Howdy, I actually stumbled across this site and estatic when i found pictures of the navi actually installed in an expedition....After all the research I was under the impression that it wouldn't fit?

Any advice? I'm about to buy the avic-d3 and I have a 2000 expedition eddie b.

I'd appreciate any help ya'll could give..... here or email me [email protected]