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Originally Posted by RyanF
Looks good..
2 questions, Stock steering wheel controls still work? And how much is the factory bezel piece?
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Originally Posted by import2nr
very nice
and ditto to the question about the stock steering wheel controls.
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Yes, the stock controls work. I used a PAC SWI-ALP, which ties into the factory control harness and then plugs into the wired remote port of the aftermarket HU. This adapter was designed for Alpine head units, but works with JVC and I think Kenwood (or some other brand I can't recall). For the Titan, you have to solder resistors inline and tap into two wires from the factory control harness. Including prep time, it took me about 35-40 minutes to wire it in, and maybe another 5 to get the adapter programmed for the desired actions. Performance isn't quite as good as the stock head unit because there's a slight delay, which requires you to stay on the buttons for a fraction of a second longer than stock, but you get used to it. The installation sounds like a daunting task, but it really isn't that difficult. Planning is key as with anything else...
Edit: I should mention I did not solder directly into the factory harness. I soldered the resistors to two "jumper" wires, and then tapped them into the factory harness using vampire tap style connectors. That way, if I want to return it to stock, I just pull the taps and wrap a thin piece of electrical tape around the slits in the insulation cut by the tap contacts.
I paid about $65 for the factory bezel back in August. I've read that others have found them around $40. I don't have a link or PN handy, but if you search this forum, you'll find it.
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Originally Posted by KMEDLIN
Herr Is A Picture Of The Panasonic I Installed In My Titan
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Looks great!
