[gunda]

Hey guys, I got a nice kenwood dnx9980 deck installed in place of the stock one and got the sos error. I know that the stock deck is required to be installed in order for the car to have a complete circuit, and also the DIY of installing the stock deck in your trunk in order to get rid of the SOS error. I've been searching around the forums for a possible coding approach that can remove the MOST part of the code I believe or w.e part of the code reads the stock deck as part of the circuit.

[carlosalbertogui]

any help please

[brad bedell]

There's an aftermarket module that will help bypass the most.

The Mini Cooper guys found it online. I forget where. Google will likely help. I'll try to look when I'm in front of a computer later.

[brad bedell]

I couldn't find it. It's on north american motoring. But it's there in the audio section somewhere. I'm certain the guys on here have figured it also. I'm 99% sure crutchfield offers the part.

basically, you have 2 or 4 fiber optic cables in the back of that radio. You need to close that open circuit to complete the MOST ring. It's a token ring of sorts, it HAS to be closed.

You then can code your radio out.

[carlosalbertogui]

my problems are easier i just want to get rid of SOS call system failure nothing else i didnt change anything in the car