Bypass Brake on DVD Player
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Joined: Oct 2005
Posts: 585
From: Miami, Fl.
RE: Bypass Brake on DVD Player
On the Alpines you have to get a $50 relay box that takes care of the process. The easiest ones to bypass are the Pioneers, and Kenwoods. One wire thats all. You hook it up to a ground and you're good.
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 497
From: Orlando, Florida
RE: Bypass Brake on DVD Player
ORIGINAL: idcoocheimonster
On the Alpines you have to get a $50 relay box that takes care of the process. The easiest ones to bypass are the Pioneers, and Kenwoods. One wire thats all. You hook it up to a ground and you're good.
On the Alpines you have to get a $50 relay box that takes care of the process. The easiest ones to bypass are the Pioneers, and Kenwoods. One wire thats all. You hook it up to a ground and you're good.
says hiththth
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 1,836
From: Alabama
RE: Bypass Brake on DVD Player
ORIGINAL: idcoocheimonster
On the Alpines you have to get a $50 relay box that takes care of the process. The easiest ones to bypass are the Pioneers, and Kenwoods. One wire thats all. You hook it up to a ground and you're good.
On the Alpines you have to get a $50 relay box that takes care of the process. The easiest ones to bypass are the Pioneers, and Kenwoods. One wire thats all. You hook it up to a ground and you're good.
I recently purchased the Pioneer Avic z-1.
Pre-one month ago, you had to ground the remote, and when you started the car, you had to wait till the start-up screen came up, and flick the lights on/off.
Then it would disable to brake, and under 10m.p.h. rule, so you can watch DVDs going down the highway.
says hiththth
Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 1,836
From: Alabama
RE: Bypass Brake on DVD Player
ORIGINAL: SoulBurn18
That's refreshing since I'm looking at getting a Kenwood tonight when I take my car in to get the alarm fixed.
ORIGINAL: idcoocheimonster
On the Alpines you have to get a $50 relay box that takes care of the process. The easiest ones to bypass are the Pioneers, and Kenwoods. One wire thats all. You hook it up to a ground and you're good.
On the Alpines you have to get a $50 relay box that takes care of the process. The easiest ones to bypass are the Pioneers, and Kenwoods. One wire thats all. You hook it up to a ground and you're good.
Because I expect you to be raped by them.
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 497
From: Orlando, Florida
RE: Bypass Brake on DVD Player
LOL I ended up getting this one. Got a really good deal on it too including a 4 year warranty in case it screws up on me. So that makes everything in my car under warranty.
