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By 99-2door
October 22, 2003 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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99-2door

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99-2door

Posted October 22, 2003

Posted October 22, 2003

Has anyone installed the steering wheel controls to use with an aftermarket head-unit? I know there is an adapter module you can get from jpcustoms to make the buttons programmable to use with any IR remote controlled headunit. One question I have is do I need the harness that goes from the wheel controls to the stereo, or can I wire the adapter module directly into the small harness on the wheel controls?

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chevy4x4trucks

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Posted October 22, 2003

Posted October 22, 2003

Drop JP an email [email protected] and he'll know what you all need. He's pretty good at getting back to people within a day.

99-2door

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Posted October 26, 2003

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Posted October 26, 2003

Yeah, I'll do that.

He helped me out with my homelink install and I was very impressed with his knowledge and custom service. Looks like I might use it again

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gslim

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Posted January 16, 2004

Posted January 16, 2004

I have no idea how this go on the wrong post. Sorry about that.

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