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I just got my lockpick in from www.coastaletech.com. Started plugging it in by the directions and got to a point where I thought everything was good to go except for a couple of wires with buttsplices. So I turned on the truck and my radio didnt even come on. Has anyone had some experience with putting in a lockpick and trying to wire up a camera to them?

 

 

If I get it to work I will post some pics of how to wire it and stuffffffff.

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I just installed my GMX-322 and the iPod lockpick. I had some issues with the GMX-322, and I was told that the radio needs to be re-programmed to accept the video signal. I'm also having issues with the iPod lockpick as well. It is somewhat staticky(is that even a word) and I am unable to control the ipod on the screen menu on the factory nav.Half the time it can't find the iPod. :dunno:

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It didn't take me long to get mine fixed. The problem I was having was I had a fualty butsplice. I fixed that and then took it to the dealership so they could program the H/U to add the backup camera option. Once I got that done I wanted to use my iphone to play video on my h/u so I got some $6.99 composite cables from best buy and hooked them all up and hid my wires and now I have video from my Iphone to the H/U. I cannot control the Iphone through the radio knobs. But I like being able to hold the ipod in my hand and press pause if needed to. My only complaint is I cannot use the componet cables to hear a phone call through the speakers. When I use my auxilary ouput and plug it into my phone i can use it hands free and can hear the person calling through my truck speakers and they can hear me fine with my phone in the console. So for 6.99 I guess I will quit whining. I dont know much about the ipod lockpick. But if you have any questions about the gmx-322 I can help you.

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I have the same unit. They told me the dealer needs to re-program the radio to accept the rear camera. I haven't done that yet, but I have a bad engine whine while it's running. If I shut off the engine the whine goes away. I also found out from the guys at coastal electronics that the unit from tvnav2go is not a lockpick, it's a clone. I have a couple calls in to the tvnav2go people, but no responce yet.

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