FS: Pioneer Avic F90-BT

Up for sale is my trusty Pioneer Avic F90-BT. Includes all wiring, iPod connector, microphone, gps antenna, and PAC steering wheel interface.

The interface may be plug and play so long as it retains the programmed settings once power is removed. The resistor is still wired up as well. Worst case it will need to be programmed again. My system was non JBL so the only steering wheel controls programmed are vol up/down, seek/track up/down, and mode. However, I mapped mode to mute for the unit as using mode on an aftermarket deck is cumbersome. AM1, AM2, FM1-3, CD, Aux, iPod, etc. You get the picture.

I haven't updated the maps in some time but they work just fine for me. Everything works great on the unit except for one item I'll discuss below. The volume knob shows some wear from use which seems to be typical for this model.

The only issue with the unit can be fixed with some wiring as I had done, and only comes into play if you're adding aftermarket amps. Pioneers have what's called a pico fuse inside the head unit somewhere. It's designed to protect the head unit from voltage spikes caused by plugging in or unplugging RCA cables. I learned this the hard way. I blew the fuse by plugging RCA's into my amp. When it blows, you lose the ground for the shield of your RCA cables and causes noise in your system. All you have to do is wrap wire around the RCA shields (which is the outer ring) and ground that wire to the back of the unit. That's it, back in working order. I left my wire on and it's still wrapped around the shields. All you'll have to do is plug in your RCA's and tape them up to secure the connection.

As I mentioned before, you'll only have to do this if using external amps.

I'm asking $350 for everything shipped to your door, paypal and shipping included. PM me with any questions you may have and I'll get back to you! This is a great unit and will be a nice addition to any car without navigation. Unit is located in Charlotte, NC for anyone wanting to deal locally.

 

Does this unit have a pack up camera connection?

 

It has the connection but I never wired it up since mine is in the rearview. There is a way to hook that up as well that others on here have done, but the video quality isn't as good once it's blown up on a bigger screen.

 

I'm referring to hooking up the stock camera. Aftermarket should be just fine to add to this. I checked the harness and it still has the original crimp on the reverse wire as it came.

 

DVD?

 

Yes, it also plays dvd's.

 

Shoot me offers guys, want to get this gone.