Pioneer AVH3300 BT - Toyota Yaris Forums

dzcab · 04-25-2011, 11:14 AM

Well I upgraded my speakers in my Yaris over the weekend and I am dissapointed with the results. I was also going to add a line out converter and add a sub that I have but I decided against it because I believe it will sound even crappier. I am sure the reason I am dissapointed with the upgrade is because our factory head unit is garbage. I have decided to upgrade the headunit and went on Amazon and purchased the Pioneer AVH-3300 BT. I have a few questions. Does anyone know how to do the Parking Brake bypass on this unit? I have read somewhere that you need a relay and cannot ground it like you were able to do in the past with these types of radios. Also, I would appreciate if anyone can give me some ideas of where would be the best place to put the Bluetooth Mic. I have some ideas where to place mic but I am not sure if where I would like to place the mic it will be good enough to be heard clearly. I will post up pics of the install over the weekend.

04-25-2011, 11:14 AM	#1
dzcab Drives: 2011 3Dr Hatch Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: Northeast Posts: 37	Pioneer AVH3300 BT Well I upgraded my speakers in my Yaris over the weekend and I am dissapointed with the results. I was also going to add a line out converter and add a sub that I have but I decided against it because I believe it will sound even crappier. I am sure the reason I am dissapointed with the upgrade is because our factory head unit is garbage. I have decided to upgrade the headunit and went on Amazon and purchased the Pioneer AVH-3300 BT. I have a few questions. Does anyone know how to do the Parking Brake bypass on this unit? I have read somewhere that you need a relay and cannot ground it like you were able to do in the past with these types of radios. Also, I would appreciate if anyone can give me some ideas of where would be the best place to put the Bluetooth Mic. I have some ideas where to place mic but I am not sure if where I would like to place the mic it will be good enough to be heard clearly. I will post up pics of the install over the weekend.