New Toys! w/ PICS (UPDATE)
#11
RE: New Toys! W/ PICS!!!
i did the bypass, its free!
gorund the parking brake wire, and move the mute wire to the open spot vertical from it and then ground it, that simple
http://www.avic411.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7998
gorund the parking brake wire, and move the mute wire to the open spot vertical from it and then ground it, that simple
http://www.avic411.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7998
#15
RE: New Toys! W/ PICS!!!
PPerin: No, i kept the stock speakers for the time being. You are right on a difference,
but its for the woofers in the door. Most factory Ford stereos only send a 5 volt turn on signal to the sub amp.
When an aftermarket stereo is installed, there may be a turn on/off pop from the subwoofer.
All aftermarket radios have 12 volt remote outputs.
To avoid the pop, you will need to add a 12 volt to 5 volt regulator in line on the remote lead.
This item can be purchased at any Radio Shack, the part number is 276-1770. it cost me a whoping $1.49
UMTerp2010: it cost me 1255, shipped with wiring harness, XM sat radio & NavTraffic module and iPod cable.
i did the install myself.
Razorbackfan: if you're doing the install by yourself, i recommend getting a wire cutter/stripper plus a bunch of wire butt connectors, and a multimeter never hurts.
but its for the woofers in the door. Most factory Ford stereos only send a 5 volt turn on signal to the sub amp.
When an aftermarket stereo is installed, there may be a turn on/off pop from the subwoofer.
All aftermarket radios have 12 volt remote outputs.
To avoid the pop, you will need to add a 12 volt to 5 volt regulator in line on the remote lead.
This item can be purchased at any Radio Shack, the part number is 276-1770. it cost me a whoping $1.49
UMTerp2010: it cost me 1255, shipped with wiring harness, XM sat radio & NavTraffic module and iPod cable.
i did the install myself.
Razorbackfan: if you're doing the install by yourself, i recommend getting a wire cutter/stripper plus a bunch of wire butt connectors, and a multimeter never hurts.