Navigation Unit Install
#1
Navigation Unit Install
Ok so my navi unit came in the mail =D
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I bought a faceplate from another dakota, and cut it to fit the double din screen. (i saved my old faceplate in case i ever wanted to switch back)
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I had to glue a couple of plastic strips cut to fit he round wells where the volume and tunning ***** used to be.
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and off came the old
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if you look below you can see a plastic strip where the old radio used to rest; i cut that off too.
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The radio was intalled, and I ran my wires for the sub amplifier.
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And 4 hours later!
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Works like a charm!
IMAG0229.jpg
I bought a faceplate from another dakota, and cut it to fit the double din screen. (i saved my old faceplate in case i ever wanted to switch back)
IMAG0230.jpg
I had to glue a couple of plastic strips cut to fit he round wells where the volume and tunning ***** used to be.
IMAG0231.jpg
and off came the old
IMAG0232.jpg
if you look below you can see a plastic strip where the old radio used to rest; i cut that off too.
IMAG0234.jpg
IMAG0233.jpg
The radio was intalled, and I ran my wires for the sub amplifier.
IMAG0239.jpg
And 4 hours later!
IMAG0236.jpg
IMAG0248.jpg
Works like a charm!
#3
ha! not at all.
I bought the harness kit so i didnt have to cut and match every singe wire. I also needed the antenna adaptor.
Other than that I just had to get creative with the cutting. My whole idea was to install an aftermarket Navi unit that would look as close to a stock system as possible.
I bought the harness kit so i didnt have to cut and match every singe wire. I also needed the antenna adaptor.
Other than that I just had to get creative with the cutting. My whole idea was to install an aftermarket Navi unit that would look as close to a stock system as possible.
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