Pioneer Navigation install

[Ride_Red]

I installed a Pioneer AVIC-D2 navigation unit in my 2002 Sport. The install took me about 10-12 hours (I never installed a car radio before let alone a navi with some additional accessories), I kind of lost track because I did it over 3days. Along with the nav I installed a ND-BC1 rear view camera so I can see when backing-up and I can watch the bikes while I

 

[One_96TR4]

Nice, the install looks good. Those unit's don't have DVD playback do they?

 

[MARSHALLMAY]

nice job. Id get one if they had detachable face plates. There's nothing like waking up to a smashed window and 2 grand down the drain.

 

[Ride_Red]

When I did the initial research on the unit I assumed when I saw DVD on the description, I would be able to watch them on the screen. I've now come to find out it will only read the DVD nav disc. The only way to watch DVDs (I think) is to hook-up some external unit? No biggy I really don't plan on watching too much TV/DVDs while I'm driving or sitting in my car. That's what the big plasma @ home is for.

Pioneer's Z1 is their Mac Daddy nav, it has all the tricks, but it also runs @ 2Gz just for the unit. I only paid $750.00 for the unit, $250.00 for the rear camera and $50.00 for the iPod interface....CHEAP! Normally the unit itself runs $1500.00

I'm not too concerned about anyone breaking into my truck, I live/work in a good area, plus my car is always parked in the garage.