Kenwood Dnx 7360 installed
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No cutting was required for mine and I'm sure Mimmo didn't have to do any cutting either. The unit is a standard "double din" size that fits large openings.
I forgot to mention that I have a seperate usb cable for software and background image uploads. All cables are ran into the glove box so everything is hidden.
I forgot to mention that I have a seperate usb cable for software and background image uploads. All cables are ran into the glove box so everything is hidden.
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From: Middle TN
I had standard AM/FM stereo with CD player. Double din size is standard. It will fit.
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Guys to make the unit fit in place i had to cut a piece of metal as the MYGIGs are not 2din but a little bit smaller no wire cutting required i used the pac module, everything is plug and play, for the gps antenna as i have the alpine sound i could not use the center grill in the front as there is a speaker inside (as far as i know is empty if no alpine sound) so the gps antenna is in the right side of the dash.
Anybody can pls tell me how to remove the rear handle cover as i would like to move the camera there?
@vulcan03 the unit I replaced was a rer that i moved in my wrangler.
Anybody can pls tell me how to remove the rear handle cover as i would like to move the camera there?
@vulcan03 the unit I replaced was a rer that i moved in my wrangler.
Last edited by Mimmo Catalano; Feb 7, 2011 at 05:13 PM.
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you guys are all ignorant idiots man. what he means is that all the aftermarket in dashes will not play movies while you the car is in driving, so your passengers cannot watch, there for why go through the trouble of putting in a tv to begin with? theres a way to bypass is so your passengers can enjoy the money you spent on upgrading to a tv for them
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I like your install, pretty clean. Just not a fan of that U bracket mount for the camera. I can see that corroding away in the next few years. I'd rather see a hole drilled with a grommet and flush mount the camera.
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Guys to make the unit fit in place i had to cut a piece of metal as the MYGIGs are not 2din but a little bit smaller no wire cutting required i used the pac module, everything is plug and play, for the gps antenna as i have the alpine sound i could not use the center grill in the front as there is a speaker inside (as far as i know is empty if no alpine sound) so the gps antenna is in the right side of the dash.
Anybody can pls tell me how to remove the rear handle cover as i would like to move the camera there?
@vulcan03 the unit I replaced was a rer that i moved in my wrangler.
Anybody can pls tell me how to remove the rear handle cover as i would like to move the camera there?
@vulcan03 the unit I replaced was a rer that i moved in my wrangler.
The way I got to the tailgate handle was I removed the bed liner cover and the tailgate cover from inside of the tailgate. I know some people say to remove the tailgate handle before you drill the hole for the camera, well I didn't and pretty much just eyed it and managed to get the hole perfect. Just to let you know that the camera I used was long and just by luck didn’t get in the way of the tailgate handle mechanism. To avoid that I would recommend and night vision camera because they tend to me shorter in length.