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a few questions
1: How much was the total for parts? 2: The 2D has a rear center mounted sub, does the factory stereo have wires specifically controlling the sub, or does the sub's amp feed off the line level coming out of the rear speakers. I have a 4Dr and am trying to decide whether or not to replace the HU or just add subs alone. 3: While I'm asking questions, do you know the speaker sizes for the doors and trunk? (I can look this one up I'm sure, but it's easier to tag it on here. 4: Looks to me like the car has all the wiring for the Nav system already there, is that true? I was considering getting an aftermarket Nav HU and sticking it in, if all the wireing is there, I won't have to do nearly as much work. |
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Great DIY. Now I'll be able to pull the dash off with some confidence.
Does anyone know how to hardwire the power for a Starmate satellite reciever (sirius). I just hate having the cigarette adaptor wires all over the place. Plus I need for the phone. Thanks. |
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http://peripheralelectronics.com/web/steering.asp
These will allow you to control any headunit with a remote contro with your steering wheel controls. |
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Damn nice job man. Clean install with great pics. Was it really necessary to pull off the dash all around the guages? I'm guessing there were some tabs that wouldn't allow the center piece to come out without popping that one first? I might just have to do this. I have the Sony HU from my totalled Tib just sitting around doing nothing. Now I just need to figure out how to bolt my subs into the trunk.
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Am I right in assuming the parts: 77250-SNA-A01ZA (Center Panel Gray) and
77250-SNA-A01ZB (Center Panel Tan) are specifying the interior car color and not the actual dash color? Would a tool such as this be recommended for this dash removal? http://www.cardomain.com/item/SOU87810 |
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Most of the dash is pretty easy though, and you may find you don't need the tool... |
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http://www.collegehillshonda.com/ins...an/cdtuner.pdf it list the part # for the Din Pocket. ![]() |
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xtv-sidecar, i would like to say thanks for this thread. i just put my pioneer head unit in and it only took me 25 minutes. the colors on mine was a lot different from yours, but i went by the numbers on each pin u had and it all worked out. i got my head unit, cd changer, and my xm tuner all hooked up in 2 hours.
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