needin some advice guys..
I bought a pioneer head unit the other day for my third gen. Not a double din. Just a standard CD/MP3 player. My radio installer says I need either a $100 wiring harness just to make the radio work, or a $150 harness to make my steering wheel controls work with the radio. Anyone have any tips on where to find a cheaper harness?
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Do you have the infinity stereo system?
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Not sure if it'll make your steering wheel controls work or not, but this is all you'd need...
http://www.jcwhitney.com/1994-2008-d...&filterid=g139 Then all you would have to do is plug that one into the stock harness then wire the harness from the radio to that harness and bam, you got an aftermarket headunit |
But... If he has the Infinity stereo system it may be similar to the Bose system in Chevys. I have never done an install on an Infinity system but i have on a Bose system and it is different and without the special harness some 'african ingenuity' is required but alot of money is saved. That is if the infinity system is similar
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I paid almost 200 bucks for the wiring harness an all the shit to put an aftermarket deck in my silverado SS with the Bose and my steering wheel controls didn't work.
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Jake, pm Mike (oklahemi) he did an aftermarket stereo in his truck and it had the infinity speakers. Its an 04 though so I'm not sure if there's any difference between the two. He'll help you out, he knows his stuff on stereos
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Yea I have the inifinity factory system without the sub.
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Since mike has some specific knowledge with that particular stereo system try askin him first. But if you have other questions i may be able to help
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Jake, I got your message but was swamped last night between homework, my kid, and visiting my buddy who's baby was born last night.
Once you find the specific harness you need, go to crutchfield.com or sonicelectronix.com and you will probably find it much cheaper. |
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