In-Motion Hack for the 2014 navigation headunit
I've been searching this topic and I can't seem to find any good information pertaining to the 2014 navigation headunit. Everything I can find is either outdated with broken links, or is valid only for the older Evo models with a different navigation headunit.
Are there any ways to bypass the in-motion lockout function of the 2014 navigation headunit? I'm fine with buying and installing a bypass like they sell for common aftermarket units if it comes to that but I can't seem to find anything for the unit I have, whether it be bypass wires, or an update hack to disable the feature. Any help would be appreciated.. Thanks.
For reference, I have the unit that looks like this:
http://mitsubishipartspeople.com/images/Mitsubishi/MZ360408EX.jpg
Are there any ways to bypass the in-motion lockout function of the 2014 navigation headunit? I'm fine with buying and installing a bypass like they sell for common aftermarket units if it comes to that but I can't seem to find anything for the unit I have, whether it be bypass wires, or an update hack to disable the feature. Any help would be appreciated.. Thanks.
For reference, I have the unit that looks like this:
http://mitsubishipartspeople.com/images/Mitsubishi/MZ360408EX.jpg
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