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The other day randomly I turned my car on at the screen in the dash just popped up by itself and it doesn't close or play music. It's just a blue/teal/aqua background with a yellow box with japanese in it, and every time I turn my car on it opens and wont close and makes like a beep or 2 when i turn the car on and it doesnt go down until I turn the car off.

Does anyone know whats wrong with it or how to fix it?

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if anyone can help it would be greatly appreciated, it just started doing it about 2 days ago, and makes 2 beeps everytime i turn car/ignition on then pops up by itself and goes to that screen and none of the buttons on the stock headunit work while its in that screen so i cant shut it, have to turn the car/ignition off

and I will be as well on those days. I have to 35 series skylines to do there so I'm flying in to do them them flying back out.

if you want it done drop by ;)

Edited by Chris Rogers
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