Car Stereo Installation
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Re: Car Stereo Installation
Originally Posted by Nic
I believe all that wire is looking for is 12V. Just hook it up to a 12V switched source (ie., the red wire in the harness plugged to the head unit) and bam, you're done.
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Re: Car Stereo Installation
Originally Posted by Imprt2nr
some Jeep Wranglers you have to take the windows out and the dash out just to get to the speakers. There is alot more to this shit than just a couple wires....Some BOSE systems are easy some are the biggest pain in the ass and not worth doing for 40$ you go to a stereo shop and you wont get away with an istall on a BOSE system for less than a 100$. 
---> And installing the Pioneer TV is not just one wire
---> And installing the Pioneer TV is not just one wire
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Re: Car Stereo Installation
Originally Posted by bgddyal
hook that b-tch up to 12v and your tv isnt going to work any more
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Re: Car Stereo Installation
The wire in question would be the green parking brake wire that stops the screen from displaying video while the car is in motion correct? If so then yes, hooking to it 12v, ignition preferably, would basically make the unit think that the e-brake was on all the time.
Installing the entire unit is much more than one wire yes, but really isn't much more than a typical head unit install with the exception of mounting the brain and running the wiring from there to indash location.
Installing the entire unit is much more than one wire yes, but really isn't much more than a typical head unit install with the exception of mounting the brain and running the wiring from there to indash location.
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Re: Car Stereo Installation
Originally Posted by oneslowrex
The wire in question would be the green parking brake wire that stops the screen from displaying video while the car is in motion correct? If so then yes, hooking to it 12v, ignition preferably, would basically make the unit think that the e-brake was on all the time.
Installing the entire unit is much more than one wire yes, but really isn't much more than a typical head unit install with the exception of mounting the brain and running the wiring from there to indash location.
Installing the entire unit is much more than one wire yes, but really isn't much more than a typical head unit install with the exception of mounting the brain and running the wiring from there to indash location.
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