CorkSport Kit has me stressed!!!
CorkSport Kit has me stressed!!!
well my attempt to install my corksport kit on my own has made me go borderline insane.
The connectors on the back of the stereo are a BI*** to take off. I got 2 off before i finally quit.
How long has it taken some of you DIY'Rs to install it?
The connectors on the back of the stereo are a BI*** to take off. I got 2 off before i finally quit.
How long has it taken some of you DIY'Rs to install it?
I read up on everything about installing it, poured over these forums and the avic forums... read up on the corksport directions, etc. Then drove it all to a shop in union city and picked it up that evening
its really not bad after you've done it a few times. Its easiest to take a flathead and pull the radio out as far as possible then up and get the connectors underneath with the flathead. Good Luck!
I don't think the corksport kit is to blame for the stress like your title suggests..
It took me about 45 mins.. but i'm pretty good at getting my dash apart and back together in a timely manner. You just have to know where the little release buttons are on the wire harnesses.. good luck man
It took me about 45 mins.. but i'm pretty good at getting my dash apart and back together in a timely manner. You just have to know where the little release buttons are on the wire harnesses.. good luck man
Those connections in the back are a b!tch!!!
I had to take off the glove box for better access. I don't know how guys with big hands can even reach back there.
One reason I'm putting off getting an iPod adapter is having to take the headunit back out.
I had to take off the glove box for better access. I don't know how guys with big hands can even reach back there.
One reason I'm putting off getting an iPod adapter is having to take the headunit back out.
3hrs for the corksport kit and a NAV headunit is pretty damn good. DAMN good. I know I took my sweet *** time and it took me about 5 1/2 hours I think. But I also did bluetooth and steering wheel controls.
For someone that doesnt do car audio, set aside an entire day to do it. Take your time. No need to get frustrated. That's when **** happens.
For someone that doesnt do car audio, set aside an entire day to do it. Take your time. No need to get frustrated. That's when **** happens.
3hrs for the corksport kit and a NAV headunit is pretty damn good. DAMN good. I know I took my sweet *** time and it took me about 5 1/2 hours I think. But I also did bluetooth and steering wheel controls.
For someone that doesnt do car audio, set aside an entire day to do it. Take your time. No need to get frustrated. That's when **** happens.
For someone that doesnt do car audio, set aside an entire day to do it. Take your time. No need to get frustrated. That's when **** happens.
Yes, I did have Bose. Went 100% aftermarket though so I did not buy the Bose adapter. I had also heard that the steering wheel control adapter that Corksport sells is not very good and overpriced to boot. So I used the PAC to Pioneer module. (SWI-PS?) Extremely easy to wire in and pretty simple to program. As for performance, it's ok. My only real complaint is that the steering wheel buttons are not nearly as responsive as they were stock. You have to hold any button down a full second or two for the PAC module to pick it up and respond with the command. Not a huge deal. But disappointed me a little.
Thanks firebirdude. I have a question about the Corksport kit that you guys have already installed. I noticed from looking at the pictures of your installs that there is a black, vertical, plastic piece that is used to fill out the excess space unused by the 2din unit. Are there units that would fill out the whole void and not use that vertical piece? I haven't gotten around to installing mine yet and want to know what I am getting myself into before I attempt this on my own. Thanks in advance guys.
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