Quote, originally posted by dividedhighw »

Hehehe, it's called Winterlude ... awesome - it'd be great to meet you zozo and go for a !!! Cheers, David

That's it. I keep forgeting it. I love it. I've been here in Canada for 7 years and we went 4 times to see Winterlude.

zozo

SiR_b16a2@hotmail.com

Thanks a million in advance!!

Cheers,
David

Cheers,
David

NOTES:
1. For anyone requesting this through email, if you get it from me from now on, the pics will be embedded (instead of linked), making the email about 1 MB in size.
2. I researched further info for those with Nav, but as yet, it's still unverified. If there's enough interest, I can post here, but otherwise, I'll confirm once someone with my pre-release info verifies it.

Thanks.

zozo

email = luis.badillo@apex.pr

Check your email.

zozo

junwlee@gmail.com

Thank you in advance.

can anybody who has received his e-mail forward it to me please? much appreciated!

junwlee@gmail.com

As a new EX35 owner I think that it is great that there is this type of exchange!!!!

And especially to Zozo for helping a brother out!

Love to get my hands on the email to allow me to have my passengers watch the iPod on the road.

syrinxz@gmail.com

Thanks Zozo!!

Cheers,
David

As a new owner and member I thank you and others like you for sharing good stuff like this with anyone and everyone that asks...

Please add me to the list of folks to send the files to. My email addy is: rceste@gmail.com.

Thanks!

And just for the sake of clarity, ground both the e-brake and VSS pins that feed the plug? Then insulate (wire nut or electrical tape) the exposed wires coming from the chassis?

Thanks!
voltron22

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I was attempting to perform the e-brake and vehicle speed sensor override on my 2007 G35x, and I had a few concerns. I can't shift the car into drive w/o starting it, as opposed to putting it into drive with just the accessory power on and e-brake engaged. So, when I do turn the engine on and put it into drive and then turn the engine off, an alarm sounds. Is there another way to perform this step without sounding the alarm? Or am I just a moron and doing this wrong - be honest.

You need to press the "Start" button twice without pressing the brake pedal, to put the car into "On" position without starting it. Then put the e-brake on, and you can safely shift it to "Drive". Now, press the "Start" button again, to turn the car "Off".

Quote, originally posted by voltron22 »

And just for the sake of clarity, ground both the e-brake and VSS pins that feed the plug? Then insulate (wire nut or electrical tape) the exposed wires coming from the chassis?

You got it.

Cheers,
David

If you have downloaded the files, read the text and you'll see several places where it refers to how vehicles with Nav differ.

HTH,
David

Thanks in Advance David, TY for opening eyes of the EX noobs

No more emails - look instead at the "STUCK" threads on the front page of the forum.

Cheers,
David

I have an EX 35 with Nav+Tech.

I went to a garage and asked them if they could make my car think its not moving at all times. They told me the car has a giroscope that it uses to know when the car is in motion. They make parts that are connected in between the giro and the car's "brain" to fool it. They said they have parts for other cars, but one hasn't been fully developed for the new EX yet.
Not sure if they are 100% correct or not. The giro thing makes sense, but the question if anyone else can do it for me, I plan to keep looking.

Also just FYI, they told me the part is about $75 and then labor shouldn't be more than an hour. So, at least in my eyes, I would rather just pay someone to do it.

(completely not relevant, but they just had so many Christmas Icons I felt like I had to use one)

One of the wires being "modified" is the Vehicle Speed Sensor (VSS) line which sends a pulsed signal as an indicator of vehicle speed. Just download the PDFs and have a look.

Cheers,
David

caseyjburke@gmail.com

G

It shouldn't effect your warranty, but when I did this mod on my Armada, I completed this mod using the relays, therefore there is an off (stock) position on the switch, and an on (mod) position. This way by the flip of a switch the vehicle can retain the factory wiring and position. I did a similar mod to my '04 QX56 and I never had any warranty issues.