Video in motion
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Video in motion
Hi there, I'm getting a Kenwood 7190 installed on Monday. I see there are 'modules' to bypass the parking brake interlock for video playback, but also read all I have to do is get the installer to ground the parking brake wire. Can anyone clear this up? Is it as easy as grounding the wire? Thanks in advance for your help. P
#5
OP, the bypass modules are for the newer Pioneer radios. The Kenwoods are nice and simple, ground the e-brake (light green) wire.
#6
Thanks for the comment, i already ordered a lockpick for it now. dont plan on taking the factory nav unit out yet.
#7
Ford is the one who decide when you will and wont use your navigation and dvd player arent they?? thats my point. its my truck, but i should be able to use it like THEY please. Sorry, its just annoying to me. I spent so much money and have to deal with something so ridiculous. thats like buying a car then finding it wont start unless the seatbelts are fastened, then it cuts off when you decide you need to unbuckle.
Thanks for the comment, i already ordered a lockpick for it now. dont plan on taking the factory nav unit out yet.
Thanks for the comment, i already ordered a lockpick for it now. dont plan on taking the factory nav unit out yet.
Video and nav lockout with the vehicle moving is standard with most car makers, BTW and the nanny state is to blame, not the car makers.
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#8
some of the new headunits require you to engage/disengage/engage your e-brake before they work. So I just wired a toggle switch to that ground wire
The best part is that if I get stopped and they see the video screen all I have to do is flip the switch off and it shows the warning screen, not the movie.
The best part is that if I get stopped and they see the video screen all I have to do is flip the switch off and it shows the warning screen, not the movie.