Scion Navigation System Subwoofer Install DIY - W/ Nav Fix
#22
I been studing this to long....There are two different ways from what I see. For the dvd player to work while driving you ground the red wire? and fro the nav fix you cut the green and extend both to a toggle switch? Is this correct? The purple wire is throwing me off I guess.
#23
Originally Posted by bashor1
I been studing this to long....There are two different ways from what I see. For the dvd player to work while driving you ground the red wire? and fro the nav fix you cut the green and extend both to a toggle switch? Is this correct? The purple wire is throwing me off I guess.
#25
I got your message, i'll just post this here for everyone else, you have the purple and green backwards
Red Wire - Parking brake sensor - Ground it
Purple Wire - speed sensor - Switch it (cut the wire, put one end to one part of the switch, the other end to the other side - i used extra wire to extend it out to my glove box - though honestly, i NEVER turn the switch back on on the GPS works fine w/o it, it's the speed sensor, the only issue is tunnels and HEAVY cloudy cover)
Green Wire - um, reverse? - Cut it and walk away. (it's UNDER the steering column, near the fuse box near where your left knee would be while driving.
DONE!
Red Wire - Parking brake sensor - Ground it
Purple Wire - speed sensor - Switch it (cut the wire, put one end to one part of the switch, the other end to the other side - i used extra wire to extend it out to my glove box - though honestly, i NEVER turn the switch back on on the GPS works fine w/o it, it's the speed sensor, the only issue is tunnels and HEAVY cloudy cover)
Green Wire - um, reverse? - Cut it and walk away. (it's UNDER the steering column, near the fuse box near where your left knee would be while driving.
DONE!
#27
on my car my green wire ran behind the glove box and my purple wire was yellow. is there a way i can just run it to like my rear defrost button or something? i dont want to add ANOTHER button. would like to just tap into something else.
#28
Originally Posted by insaneintenti0n
I got your message, i'll just post this here for everyone else, you have the purple and green backwards
Red Wire - Parking brake sensor - Ground it
Purple Wire - speed sensor - Switch it (cut the wire, put one end to one part of the switch, the other end to the other side - i used extra wire to extend it out to my glove box - though honestly, i NEVER turn the switch back on on the GPS works fine w/o it, it's the speed sensor, the only issue is tunnels and HEAVY cloudy cover)
Green Wire - um, reverse? - Cut it and walk away. (it's UNDER the steering column, near the fuse box near where your left knee would be while driving.
DONE!
Red Wire - Parking brake sensor - Ground it
Purple Wire - speed sensor - Switch it (cut the wire, put one end to one part of the switch, the other end to the other side - i used extra wire to extend it out to my glove box - though honestly, i NEVER turn the switch back on on the GPS works fine w/o it, it's the speed sensor, the only issue is tunnels and HEAVY cloudy cover)
Green Wire - um, reverse? - Cut it and walk away. (it's UNDER the steering column, near the fuse box near where your left knee would be while driving.
DONE!
Sorry I am extreamly tired been in Iraq working 12's for too long.
#29
Just did this on shasta mc nasty's '08 xB last month. Found out there a few steps you can ignore completely... Particularly if you did the nav install yourself. Which is what it sounds like.
Purple - Ignore... don't even bother connecting it
Green - Ignore
Red - Ground it anywhere
that SHOULD work. You should be able to watch the DVDs anywhere, the GPS should work (except when in tunnels because you don't have the speed sensor hooked up), and you can modify your GPS destination while moving.
Purple - Ignore... don't even bother connecting it
Green - Ignore
Red - Ground it anywhere
that SHOULD work. You should be able to watch the DVDs anywhere, the GPS should work (except when in tunnels because you don't have the speed sensor hooked up), and you can modify your GPS destination while moving.
#32
Originally Posted by jimmbomb
BY the way...
I have done this stuff myself..
installed spoiler, changed head unit, door speakers, installed illuminated door sills, changed guage cluster lights & H/AC contol lights.. & a few other things.. I am confident that Toyota had BETTER still stand behind their warranty.... Even though I did the stuff myself....
good luck... jh
I have done this stuff myself..
installed spoiler, changed head unit, door speakers, installed illuminated door sills, changed guage cluster lights & H/AC contol lights.. & a few other things.. I am confident that Toyota had BETTER still stand behind their warranty.... Even though I did the stuff myself....
good luck... jh
They only cover OEM parts installed by the dealer. After market radios and speakers are NOT covered nor is any damage to other parts cause by those parts, ditto with the new lights in your cluster and AC.
I say all this not to be a dick but because I don't want to hear you cry when you call me asking why I denied your claim.
#33
09 Scion Nav Fix
Just wanted to let everyone know the NAV fix works for the 09 as well. The only problem I have run into is finding a switch. Does anyone know where I can find a switch for an 09. The O8 switches do not fit. My dealer told me they wanted $85 for 1 switch.
#35
Originally Posted by insaneintenti0n
Just did this on shasta mc nasty's '08 xB last month. Found out there a few steps you can ignore completely... Particularly if you did the nav install yourself. Which is what it sounds like.
Purple - Ignore... don't even bother connecting it
Green - Ignore
Red - Ground it anywhere
that SHOULD work. You should be able to watch the DVDs anywhere, the GPS should work (except when in tunnels because you don't have the speed sensor hooked up), and you can modify your GPS destination while moving.
Purple - Ignore... don't even bother connecting it
Green - Ignore
Red - Ground it anywhere
that SHOULD work. You should be able to watch the DVDs anywhere, the GPS should work (except when in tunnels because you don't have the speed sensor hooked up), and you can modify your GPS destination while moving.
#36
i too just did this. i grounded the red wire left the green cut and also the purple. navi works good but when a movie dvd is playing it cuts out when you move, so i'm thinking the purple needs to be switched as mentioned.
#37
What's the purpose of grounding the red wire for the parking brake. My friend with an 08 tc just cut the wire and his works perfectly fine. Is it a warranty issue or is it a model issue. It doesnt seem hard to do, I was just wondering if anyone had an answer to that
#38
the parking break supplies a ground signal when it's applied to the nav to let it know it's parked. if it's constantly grounded, then it'll always see that signal.
if your friend's works, then yay.
if your friend's works, then yay.
#40
Dont know about that. BUT I do have a comment on your Extended warranty price you paid...
read page 2 of this thread....
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...870582#2870582
remember.. you DO NOT have to purchase the warranty from the dealer who sold you your scion.. You can buy it anywhere!!! & Prices DO differ for the exact same warranties.
BY the way...
I have done this stuff myself..
installed spoiler, changed head unit, door speakers, installed illuminated door sills, changed guage cluster lights & H/AC contol lights.. & a few other things.. I am confident that Toyota had BETTER still stand behind their warranty.... Even though I did the stuff myself....
good luck... jh
read page 2 of this thread....
https://www.scionlife.com/forums/vie...870582#2870582
remember.. you DO NOT have to purchase the warranty from the dealer who sold you your scion.. You can buy it anywhere!!! & Prices DO differ for the exact same warranties.
BY the way...
I have done this stuff myself..
installed spoiler, changed head unit, door speakers, installed illuminated door sills, changed guage cluster lights & H/AC contol lights.. & a few other things.. I am confident that Toyota had BETTER still stand behind their warranty.... Even though I did the stuff myself....
good luck... jh