Radio install options

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RichardCranium

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BTW, I logged all of that into my build thread. This link will take you to my head unit install, I also eventually added a sub amp and a single 10", the Alpine amp that mounts behind this head unit, all new door speakers, and Motorola MA1 wireless AndroidAuto adapter. Its all in the thread if you are curious.

 

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Here is the kit I used.


If that doesn't work, search Amazon for UPC 712691534220

Comes with everything you need. If you remove the factory radio, you aren't going to have door chimes or any of that jazz, part of the reason this is a bit more than just an install kit. The benefit of that, you can increase those volumes or even decrease them, if you want. You still get steering wheel control and everything as well. And for the record, you can buy a new or used steering wheel with radio controls, and it will literally plug and play with your PPV. My steering wheel felt like I was squeezing a bag of warm ******, NC State Highway Patrol wore than thing OUT. I got a brand new leather replacement, felt proper and no longer like a turd-toucher. Highly recommend! And I don't have to put by beer down to cut up the radio volume or skip tracks now.
that's a pricey little bastard for not even having chimes
 

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I like no chimes! Try it awhile, you might like it..
Don't miss the turn signal sounds anymore either..
 

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