Hello all, I'm currently in the process of installing a double din stereo in my '02 Tahoe. The unit I have has Rear USB and AV inputs, and I was just wondering if there's any popular places to run these inputs for easy access? I have heard of glove compartments but that's about it. What other options do you guys recommend?
Ideas for Rear AV and USB Inputs
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I ran my USB to the pocket where the 4x4 switch is on equipped trucks. Mine is 2x4 so I have a pocket. I mounted the USB to the back of the pocket so I can plug my USB sticks into for music
I don't have any pics, but I cut a rectangular hole in the back, ran a USB extension cord though it. And left about 1/4" of the USB Jack inside the hole. On the backside jb welded them together.
zieglerj-pdm-specialist
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Honestly that is nice and hidden plus you can put your I pod inside the little port and can you run the i pod from the Double Din stereo. If the double din runs from the Ipod from the radio that would be perfect. I have my i pod hidden in my Glove box and I can run it from my Alpine D-310. I make playlist and it makes it great to choose your music.
Yeah I put USB jump drives in it. I have a 16gig I put all my music on by folders. Artist, genre, and playlists. It stays hidden and easily accessed.
zieglerj-pdm-specialist
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Which head unit
What head unit do you have installed to run the USB when you have them hooked up.
What head unit do you have installed to run the USB when you have them hooked up.
It is a JVC KW-AV50, Im looking to change it out soon if I can pocket it. Overall its a good screen it just lacks some features I was told it had when I purchased it. 6mo later I go to add them and JVC tells me it wont work with it lol... Aww well. I like the detachable faceplate and 5v preouts.
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