Pioneer Avic N3
 

Just curious if anyone knows how to properly bypass the Avic N3 so dvds will play while driving. I put a toggle switch on the wire and grounded it so it would be a switch and that doesnt work. I am beginning to wonder if it can be bypasses due to the navigation. Any info will help. Thanks.

RE: Pioneer Avic N3
 

The avic N3 has a gyro built in so Evan if you do bypass the E-brake it will know when your driving , there's no easy way to do it the N2 had was the same way but you can jump the pin in the read and that bypassed it bit Pioneer found out how to bypass it so the only way to do it s to open the module " the brain " and unsolder the jack that holds the gyro in add a relay and then it works but one thing just remember that if the unit has to be warranted and Pio sees that they will VOID it - have fun

RE: Pioneer Avic N3
 

Thanks, looks like I am just screwed on driving with a video playing. So, I guess I didnt even need to bypass the damn thing then? If thats the case, I can use that toggle for something else. Thanks.

RE: Pioneer Avic N3
 

there is a company that is making bypasses for the units for manly boat customers you can easily connect to it its still in production ill keep you posted on it

RE: Pioneer Avic N3
 

i have the n2 and i bypassed it with ease. flip your n3 over and there will be a silver sticker and peel that back. i heard on the n3s there is just a switch, so you will just have to flip the switch then you should be good. if its different let me know and i can help you out.

RE: Pioneer Avic N3
 

hmmm i'm not sure why pioneer would put that switch there , it wont serve them any technical benefit , but the older the unit is the easier it is to bypass but the avic N3 is new , so if it has the switch let me know as well

RE: Pioneer Avic N3
 

sounds interesting, i could believe that they would throw a switch in

RE: Pioneer Avic N3
 

the reason why they threw a switch in it is because they sell these in england as well and there its legal to drive while watching movies in the car. they mass produce these and they don't want to make two models, so they put the switch there so its easier for the overseas people to bypass them.

i dont know if its true or not, but that is what i have been told

RE: Pioneer Avic N3
 

well its a question that's going to be on this forum that's going to be asked a bunch of times , and I'm pretty sure that people want the right info so i have a insider that works for pioneer , he works for there California division ill ask him about it and let everyone know

RE: Pioneer Avic N3
 

ok, well i wouldnt doubt that aryiman is wrong, i believe what is says is plausible. the thing you say is not so plausible.