PIONEER AVIC-X910BTwiring harness
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Unfortunately, the hardware bypass is slightly more complicated on the Pioneer AVIC devices. SLIGHTLY. You still ground the wire, but you also have to switch a pin location in the wiring harness and ground the mute wire with the brake wire. I just spliced the two together, ran an extended line to ground the two to a screw underneath the AC interface.
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Unfortunately, the hardware bypass is slightly more complicated on the Pioneer AVIC devices. SLIGHTLY. You still ground the wire, but you also have to switch a pin location in the wiring harness and ground the mute wire with the brake wire. I just spliced the two together, ran an extended line to ground the two to a screw underneath the AC interface.
I like to play TV shows while I'm driving. I never watch them, I just listen.
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I know what you're talking about. I bring shows to work on my iPod and listen to them and every once in a while glance down to get an idea of the scene, but generally keep working and just listen.
I haven't really played any videos on my unit other than to test it, but I drive to Phoenix, AZ semi-often in the Z and it is a 3-3.5 hr drive each way, so if I'm driving with anyone, it will definitely keep them entertained.
I haven't really played any videos on my unit other than to test it, but I drive to Phoenix, AZ semi-often in the Z and it is a 3-3.5 hr drive each way, so if I'm driving with anyone, it will definitely keep them entertained.
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So after a while I noticed that my system (other than subs) don't turn up that loud. I think its because of the stock Bose amp running the speakers.
I think I'll have to rewire the speakers because they are WAY too weak. While I'm at it I'll replace them with better ones.
Anyone have any advice on which speakers to choose to replace the stocks?
I think I'll have to rewire the speakers because they are WAY too weak. While I'm at it I'll replace them with better ones.
Anyone have any advice on which speakers to choose to replace the stocks?
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So after a while I noticed that my system (other than subs) don't turn up that loud. I think its because of the stock Bose amp running the speakers.
I think I'll have to rewire the speakers because they are WAY too weak. While I'm at it I'll replace them with better ones.
Anyone have any advice on which speakers to choose to replace the stocks?
I think I'll have to rewire the speakers because they are WAY too weak. While I'm at it I'll replace them with better ones.
Anyone have any advice on which speakers to choose to replace the stocks?
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I'm fairly confident you need an aftermarket antenna adapter. I didn't buy one because there was an aftermarket stereo in my car when I installed the AVIC device, which would mean that there is an aftermarket antenna adapter already in there. Anyone installing from stock stereo able to comment on this?
As for the dash kit, you likely don't NEED it, but I would STRONGLY suggest it because without it, the whole job would look like ****.
As for the dash kit, you likely don't NEED it, but I would STRONGLY suggest it because without it, the whole job would look like ****.
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You don't need an aftermarket antenna adapter. The 350 has the standard Motorola plug in it. The 370, on the other hand has to have an adapter.
I'd be willing to guess that you don't have the amp turn on wire connected. Without it, you basically have nothing driving your speakers.
I'd be willing to guess that you don't have the amp turn on wire connected. Without it, you basically have nothing driving your speakers.
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You don't need an aftermarket antenna adapter. The 350 has the standard Motorola plug in it. The 370, on the other hand has to have an adapter.
I'd be willing to guess that you don't have the amp turn on wire connected. Without it, you basically have nothing driving your speakers.
I'd be willing to guess that you don't have the amp turn on wire connected. Without it, you basically have nothing driving your speakers.
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