06 6MT with OEM Nav Audio Overhall
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#32
I have the Red/Grey striped wire going to the Grey/Red wire in the ASWC
I have the Green/Grey striped wire going to the White/Green wire in the ASWC
I have the Yellow harness wire going to ground
I have the Red ASWC wire going to ignition red
I have the Black ASWC wire going to ground
Why is the vehicle speed wire pointed out in this picture?
I have the Green/Grey striped wire going to the White/Green wire in the ASWC
I have the Yellow harness wire going to ground
I have the Red ASWC wire going to ignition red
I have the Black ASWC wire going to ground
Why is the vehicle speed wire pointed out in this picture?
It looks like you're connected correctly to me. Do you have to manually program it?
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Top Teke (08-31-2011)
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The tweeter fit after I modified (dremmeled) the stock housing. Got a little creative with a random screw and a hot glue gun to make them stay put.
I connected the the crossovers and tested the front speakers tonight. Wow they sound freaking amazing. They pump just as much bass as the entire bose system did. I most likely will finish up tomorrow or friday at the latest.
I connected the the crossovers and tested the front speakers tonight. Wow they sound freaking amazing. They pump just as much bass as the entire bose system did. I most likely will finish up tomorrow or friday at the latest.
#38
Finally figured out the steering wheel controls... Since my car was stock with bluethooth i had to connect the "voice communication" module back in the trunk. Once I did that, it worked immediately.
Finished up the car this weekend, it sounds amazing. Absolutely no rattles and its clean, clear, loud, and it beats.
I borrowed a much better 12 from a friend, going to order a FI.Q 12" this week. The single JLW3 just isn't cutting it.
Pics coming soon.
Finished up the car this weekend, it sounds amazing. Absolutely no rattles and its clean, clear, loud, and it beats.
I borrowed a much better 12 from a friend, going to order a FI.Q 12" this week. The single JLW3 just isn't cutting it.
Pics coming soon.
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Anywhere under the surface of the dash is fine - the factory GPS antenna is behind the clock, there's probably room for another back there, otherwise, just so long as you have metal directly beneath it and no metal above it, it'll receive a signal fine.
As for the satellite radio one, it can go beneath as well, but I'm not sure if it needs the metal directly beneath it.