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Csjumper2003 Enthusiast

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Not sure what you need correcting but will run through for a solid rca and not a degraded signal like from most hi/los

Other than that you will have to call metra


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10 hours ago, Csjumper2003 said:

Not sure what you need correcting but will run through for a solid rca and not a degraded signal like from most hi/los

Other than that you will have to call metra


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On the stock radios, the louder you turn up the volume the lower the bass signal drops. That's what I was wondering. 

 

Either way, I think I'm going to go with this setup. 

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Here is the whole setup. Got almost all installed. Gonna finish tomorrow6d506ee33b8f61f95a70b743fe1f86eb.jpg


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Here is the whole setup. Got almost all installed. Gonna finish tomorrow6d506ee33b8f61f95a70b743fe1f86eb.jpg


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Please keep us posted. I am looking at doing the same. Is the harness the GMLAN-09?


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Yes that’s it. The only place I was able to find the harness was on eBay. And compared to the most 1 counterpart at 150
This one is about 35 and as long as you don’t have the Bose system or that type of upgrade this is the one you will need per metra


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Yes that’s it. The only place I was able to find the harness was on eBay. And compared to the most 1 counterpart at 150
This one is about 35 and as long as you don’t have the Bose system or that type of upgrade this is the one you will need per metra


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Cool. No BOSE here. Just amping a sub and all door speakers. Wanting retain chimes and any other factory audio.


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I definitely had troubles sourcing’s that ax dsp and harness up in Canada . Locally anstore wanted like 600$ emailed Metra and they set me up with a dealer a province away for 470


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I definitely had troubles sourcing’s that ax dsp and harness up in Canada . Locally anstore wanted like 600$ emailed Metra and they set me up with a dealer a province away for 470

 

 

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Oh wow.

 

Well US I paid 285 for ax-dsp from amazon of all places and free prime shipping and then 35 bucks for harness off eBay with free shipping.

 

So with exchange rate that’s about right.

 

Glad to hear they squared you away. I have been using metra for years and all the vehicles I’ve had their products are great without breaking the bank.

 

 

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16 hours ago, Csjumper2003 said:

Here is the whole setup. Got almost all installed. Gonna finish tomorrow6d506ee33b8f61f95a70b743fe1f86eb.jpg


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are the cut leads all the way on the right for tying the speakers in from the amp back to the DSP? 

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There are 2 sets of cut wires. I’m working on the exact reason for the others. I believe they are for other items such as remote, etc. if I can sneak away while the wife is sleeping I can finish the install. Have amp installed with all wiring ran to dash. Pulled screen just have to finish the minor wiring


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2 minutes ago, Csjumper2003 said:

There are 2 sets of cut wires. I’m working on the exact reason for the others. I believe they are for other items such as remote, etc. if I can sneak away while the wife is sleeping I can finish the install. Have amp installed with all wiring ran to dash. Pulled screen just have to finish the minor wiring


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I've been reading the install instructions online but It doesn't seem to say what the wires are for.  I may order the harness next week first to plan out my wire runs 

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yeah, I saw those but I was guessing they were for the universal  harness and not the custom T harness.

 

does the DSp box fit in the small space behind the screen?

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It definitely does fit behind radio. I’m working to figure the extra front speaker wires, what looks like an amp turn on from the oem t harness. Anybody know if these are too be disguarded? If keeping factory radio without factory amp?

If not I’ll prob call metra tomorrow to get it sorted out.

Here are the wires. All others are regular white,gray, purple, and green for speakers.

This damn thing is too new for much info.

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