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Aftermarket head unit question?

XDsm

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Eclipse will be the only one that will hook up to the factory steering wheel controls without modifications. However there are adapters available to retain the factory steering wheel controls using the new headunit. Pacific Accessory Corporation is one company that does. I believe they have an adapter for Kenwood decks. Check out the link below for more details. I have the PAC adapter for my Pioneer Avic.

http://www.pac-audio.com/products/productsCatagory.asp?mmSearch=Steering Wheel Interface
 

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Eclipse are good but a little expensive!
 

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does anyone use their steering wheel controls alot...i never use mine unless the gf puts on a station i dont like hah
 

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does anyone use their steering wheel controls alot...i never use mine unless the gf puts on a station i dont like hah

Use mine everyday to adjust the volume and switch tracks. I never listen to the radio so I am usually sorting through my CDs for tracks I want to hear.
 

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yeah me too i use mine everytime, what about alpine, will you be able to use the controls
 

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yeah me too i use mine everytime, what about alpine, will you be able to use the controls

Check out the link I posted above for the adapter. As stated before the only aftermarket head unit that can use the factory steering control setup without modification is Eclipse since they are Fujitsu Ten which make some of the factory radios for Toyota.
 

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I want one for my Premier deck. Wonder how hard it is to install?
 

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I want one for my Premier deck. Wonder how hard it is to install?

From the instructions given with the adapter it doesn't seem too hard if you have basic knowledge in wiring.
 

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Thats what i paid for my Sony XAVA1, it's not that expensive when you look at how much ones with navigation are. It's worth spending the money for a good product, you get what you pay for.

I just don't understand why it has the HD-Radio logo on it, but then it says that it doesn't have HD-Radio...??
 

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I just looked at the PAC web site and Im not really sure which one I need for my pioneer premier deck.:dontknow: Does anyone have one installed in thier X?
 

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I just looked at the PAC web site and Im not really sure which one I need for my pioneer premier deck.:dontknow: Does anyone have one installed in thier X?

NICK,just checke pac's site.what a mess,i went to crutchfield stereo accesories section,steering wheel control and found it.

PAC SWI-PS is the number .may wan to order from them or check your local car stereo shops they should have them.but crutchield definately has em.:top:
 

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Does anyone have the wiring diagram for the our stock head units. I need to figure out the wiring digram for the PAC. I have the instructions that came the unit, but Im not sure which wires to hook it to in the truck. :dontknow:
 

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