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  1. Hi Korvan just need some info.I done the mod but with only the park brake wire, when i disengage the park brake it works but when the car starts moving the screen goes blank do i need to do the complete mod or do i have a bad earth.Im pretty shore its not the earth as it works until the car starts moving or until i engage the park brake.Ive got an 06 prestige.Please help.

    regards SUS250.

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    TESTED ON: 2007 IS250 Sports with enhancement pack

    SUCCESSFUL/FAILURE: Success

    LEVEL OF DIFFICULTY: hard

    INTRODUCTION

    This article has simply been created so that members here can access this information without having to hunt around other sites. The original articles can be found on the clublexus forums, located at:

    http://www.clublexus.com/forums/showthread.php?t=193739

    http://www.clublexus.com/forums/showpost.p...mp;postcount=44

    If these links stop working at any point, the content of the posts are attached here in PDF form.

    Lexus_IS250_ML_DVD_Nav_Hack.pdf

    Lexus_Nav_DVD_wiring_information.pdf

    IMPLEMENTATION NOTES

    Ultimately, my implementation of this hack was a mix of the information from both articles. I can now do the following:

    - watch DVDs while driving

    - use full audio controls while driving

    - use full telephone functionality while driving

    - engage additional switch to temporarily disconnect vehicle speed sensor (VSS) from nav unit

    Note that the last point is only partially effective, as the nav unit still receives GPS co-ordinates regardless. If I am driving at around 50kph or slower, I can generally interact with the nav unit. Additionally, while the switch disconnects the VSS, the car's plotted location can become quite jumpy, as the nav unit is entirely relying on GPS co-ordinates. When re-enabling the VSS (ie: disengaging the switch) it can take up to 30 seconds for the nav unit to re-plot my location accurately.

    Finally, when connecting the wiring as documented, consider using additional lengths of wire with opposing bullet joiners, mixed correctly (female vs male) so that you can easily remove the additional lengths and rejoin the original wires together with very little fuss.

    WARNINGS/CAVEATS

    - be careful in particular with the removal of the air vents above -- it takes patience and time, and not violent leverage with a big-arse screwdriver

    - if you're not confident in disassembling parts of your car, DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS!

    - IANAL, but I can say with a reasonable amount of certainty that this will at least void the warranty on your nav/entertainment system

    - if you're not confident in disassembling parts of your car, DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS!

    - see my other posts on the subject: I am not condoning the breaking of any laws but I do believe that, as adults, we have the right to make the choice

    - if you're not confident in disassembling parts of your car, DO NOT ATTEMPT THIS!

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