Hooking up In-dash DVD player to upfitters

[evantugby]

Guys,
My 7" Pioneer DVD player is sitting in my dash now and it looks nice but you have to engage the emergency brake to watch it. What I would like to do is bypass the emergency break so my girl can watch movies for our trip from Alaska to North Dakota. Can I hook it up to one of the upfitters to trick the pioneer unit the emergency break is set? How do I do this? I have already found the upfitter wires under the steering column.

Thanks
Evan
2008 F-250 Crew Cab, Diesel

[dbmaxwell]

What kind of Pioneer, some, like my Z2, cam be easily bypassed. avic411.com has a ton of info about it.

[reveye]

Go to PAC Audio's website. They have most of the bypass kits. You can buy them on Ebay as well for much cheaper. I used one on my Alpine.

Authorized dealer info


Rev

[reveye]

Double post. Sorry
Rev

[dieselwhisperer]

I have the Pioneer AVH-4000 in my truck. I had my installer do the bypass. He didn't want to but I insisted he do it. I'm not an electronics type guy, but he just put a toggle switch on a little green wire that goes to ground. He put the tiny toggle switch under the dash to the left of the steering wheel and all I had to do was put a dvd in and when the warning screen came up I just flip the switch off and then back on. As a matter of fact, when I got home I relocated the switch to that little aux. input thing on the dash under the radio because it was a little inconvienent fumbling around feeling for the switch under the dash.

[evantugby]

I have my DVD player bypassed through the ebrake now with a little toggle switch but now the damn ebrake alarm keeps "dinging" while I drive. How do I stop this annoying sound?

Evan

[reveye]

You get the correct bypass like I posted before and you eliminate the ebrake all together.............

Rev