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Supplement to 2Din unit receiver installation In finished my installation about 1 year ago. My system is AVIC-F700BT + Alpine PDX-5. I ran into few problems when I did the installation. - Place to run the cable from the dash (interior) to the amp (front trunk): There is a small rubber piece near the dead pedal. I cut a cross to run through it. You can refer to photos. - There is a wire for receiver to send on/off signal to the amp. Use a new wire instead of using the existing wire. When I did the installation, the existing wire did Author jademade Category Boxster (986) - Mods Submitted 11/23/2009 09:24 PM
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In finished my installation about 1 year ago. My system is AVIC-F700BT + Alpine PDX-5. I ran into few problems when I did the installation. - Place to run the cable from the dash (interior) to the amp (front trunk): There is a small rubber piece near the dead pedal. I cut a cross to run through it. You can refer to photos. - There is a wire for receiver to send on/off signal to the amp. Use a new wire instead of using the existing wire. When I did the installation, the existing wire did not transfer enough power. I did not understand why, and it took me few weeks to realize using a new wire would be a better choice. I never installed any car stereo before. It took me few weeks with my friend's help, but the result is rewarding.
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HI, Rahlstrom Do you mind telling me how you attach the ACC wire? The stereo system is still on when I take out my key. It seems like the receiver is always on. I check the black harness, it always has 12V. Thank you.
