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Old 05-20-2012, 09:12 PM   #1
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BRZ NAV/DVD bypass

Not sure if this will work with the BRZ nav system...but it works with all other Subarus with Navi..... When I get some spare coin..I will purchase this to see if it works..

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http://www.beatsonicusa.com/nav-dvd-...ic-tvk-54.html


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Old 05-20-2012, 09:21 PM   #2
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No reason to spend that much on it, all it's doing is grounding one signal.
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Old 05-20-2012, 09:25 PM   #3
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soooo cut the signal??? Diode it???? bypass it??? and do we know exactly 'what' signal..


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I'll have to figure that out once I get mine

Then once you know the signal it's just a matter of cutting that wire and grounding it somewhere. Sometimes it is as simple as taking a pin out of the harness.
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Old 05-21-2012, 09:14 AM   #5
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i see good things in the works here
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Old 06-06-2012, 04:06 AM   #6
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Has nobody figured this out yet? The car must be that good that current owners could care less about using the nav screen while driving!
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Old 06-06-2012, 03:49 PM   #7
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To figure this out, does anyone have an access to this doc: http://techinfo.subaru.com/proxy/676...aviHQFinal.pdf?

Also, review this post from NASIOC:

http://forums.nasioc.com/forums/show...28&postcount=9

It could be that BRZ is fitted with Pioneer unit, then to identify it use this code diagram:

P - Panasonic
PE - Pioneer
CX - Clarion
GX - Kenwood
FT - Fujitsu Ten (Eclipse)
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Old 06-06-2012, 04:31 PM   #8
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US BRZ has the Fujitsu Ten unit in it.
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Has anyone figured this out yet? I was just watching an Xvid.AVI file... and the second i put down my ebrake the screen turned blue!!! so sad. I wanna watch inital D while drifting and smoking a cig!

but for 125 I rather put that towards a Nav/dvd that actually works well! This head unit is sooo crappy it makes me sad.
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The ebrake one is simply, you literally just ground the wire going to the HU for that.

The NAV I don't think is the ground signal as you don't need to engage the ground to set an address. One of the issues I noticed during my recent trip was I could only find stuff in motion with voice rec or nearby items, and voice rec doesn't let me (in an obvious way anyways) change from "nearby" to "in this city/state". Instead the car has to be stopped and I believe the HU is figuring that out simply from the GPS signal, not the ebrake.
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Easy Peasy. Pull the head unit out. Look for the gray plug. One wire is sticking out of it. Cut the wire in the middle. Take the wire that still connects to the connector that plugs in the radio and ground it. Problem solved. Oh, BTW, I grounded it to the ground wire on another connector (the one that has front speakers). Works well.
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Easy Peasy. Pull the head unit out. Look for the gray plug. One wire is sticking out of it. Cut the wire in the middle. Take the wire that still connects to the connector that plugs in the radio and ground it. Problem solved. Oh, BTW, I grounded it to the ground wire on another connector (the one that has front speakers). Works well.
Any way you or someone else can post a how-to with pics? This would be an awesome mod.
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Old 06-17-2012, 09:27 PM   #13
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I will pull out the Nav assembly on Tuesday to try and find the ground cable.

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The ebrake one is simply, you literally just ground the wire going to the HU for that.

The NAV I don't think is the ground signal as you don't need to engage the ground to set an address. One of the issues I noticed during my recent trip was I could only find stuff in motion with voice rec or nearby items, and voice rec doesn't let me (in an obvious way anyways) change from "nearby" to "in this city/state". Instead the car has to be stopped and I believe the HU is figuring that out simply from the GPS signal, not the ebrake.
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Easy Peasy. Pull the head unit out. Look for the gray plug. One wire is sticking out of it. Cut the wire in the middle. Take the wire that still connects to the connector that plugs in the radio and ground it. Problem solved. Oh, BTW, I grounded it to the ground wire on another connector (the one that has front speakers). Works well.
Does grounding the ebrake wire allow for phone functions to be used, for example using the dialpad and phonebook?

While Driving I mean...

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