Metra, just finished install + more
Metra, just finished install + more
I just finished my install for my audio setup. Audison amp, hertz subs, JL speakers all around, and an Avic-Z2. I can't even hear my engine anymore when I bump it
Just need to clean up all the wires and make everything look nice again.
Just need to clean up all the wires and make everything look nice again.
any good quality aftermarket will sound better then the bose. it's the nature of the beast with most factory systems. The average consumer of a car doesn't even think about the stereo so manufactures spend the least amount of money on it.
thanks firebirdude! The board is already in the works. I'll take more pics as I get everything cleaned up and hidden.
As sad as it is to say this. I think the speakers in my Nissan sentra, that are made out of card board, sound better then the bose audio. I think I'll use my old bose speakers a a coaster.
For some reason my heat/fan dials don't light up with my metra kit. Did you come across this issue? Even if not, any idea how to fix it? :S all the buttons and stuff work and the ac button and such light up when pressed, but the illumination on the dials and stuff dont illuminate :S
For some reason my heat/fan dials don't light up with my metra kit. Did you come across this issue? Even if not, any idea how to fix it? :S all the buttons and stuff work and the ac button and such light up when pressed, but the illumination on the dials and stuff dont illuminate :S
All of this is assuming that your display dims at night, and gets brighter and darker with the car's dimmer. Does it?
Let me know how you do.
I just recently bought a double-din stereo and nav system but I just cant figure out where to put everything.(Black box that comes with the kit, all the wires for the wiring harnesses, and the nav module itself) Any and all help would be appreciated. Also when I plugged everything in just to test it I got no sound. I am positive everything is hooked up correctly and the stereo is brand new from crutchfield.
1) It's a tight squeeze, but it all fits. Use your noggin and find a home for everything before you try cramming the headunit into the dash cavity. I know the wires are always so long they take up unnecessary space or they're so short, you can't place the Axxess box anywhere but directly behind the headunit. But it'll work. See if you can work the Axxess box or a mass of the wiring below the headunit as you're sliding it in. Someway somehow it works. I promise.
2) You don't have the remote turn on lead connected (the blue/white wire coming from the aftermarket headunit).

2) You don't have the remote turn on lead connected (the blue/white wire coming from the aftermarket headunit).
I want to upgrade now to a double din.
1) It's a tight squeeze, but it all fits. Use your noggin and find a home for everything before you try cramming the headunit into the dash cavity. I know the wires are always so long they take up unnecessary space or they're so short, you can't place the Axxess box anywhere but directly behind the headunit. But it'll work. See if you can work the Axxess box or a mass of the wiring below the headunit as you're sliding it in. Someway somehow it works. I promise.
2) You don't have the remote turn on lead connected (the blue/white wire coming from the aftermarket headunit).

2) You don't have the remote turn on lead connected (the blue/white wire coming from the aftermarket headunit).
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