kenwood and keeping the steering wheels controls

[ericvm]

Hi


does anyone knows if there is a parts to keep using the remote on the steering wheel with a kenwood radio ?


thx to all

regs
Eric

[Someguys300c]

Originally Posted by ericvm

Hi


does anyone knows if there is a parts to keep using the remote on the steering wheel with a kenwood radio ?


thx to all

regs
Eric

with everything i have read. you need the PAC audio harness's. they are SWI-JAK. and SWI-CAN. and im assuming you already have the deck insalled?? but if not, you also need the C2R-CHY harness from PAC as well. that is, unless you arent using the factory amp.

i have my SWI harness' sitting in the back of the car. hopefully ill get to installing them soon. and ill let everyone know if it works out.

[ReppinTheSouth]

Yes you can. I'm running that setup right now. I believe Someguy is right on with the harness. You do need 2 harnesses to do it. The integration is flawless. It's well worth the money if keeping steering wheel controls is important.

[ericvm]

Hi thx for your fast answers


is this hard to do it myself ? ( lot of dismount to do ? ) or simple click off click on ?
thx
eric

[ReppinTheSouth]

Originally Posted by ericvm

Hi thx for your fast answers


is this hard to do it myself ? ( lot of dismount to do ? ) or simple click off click on ?
thx
eric

I sat there and watched my installer do it. He had it in the car in 10 minutes. It took us awhile to program it though. If you know what wires to look for, it's probably pretty simple. If you don't, then it might be difficult.

[Someguys300c]

Originally Posted by ReppinTheSouth

I sat there and watched my installer do it. He had it in the car in 10 minutes. It took us awhile to program it though. If you know what wires to look for, it's probably pretty simple. If you don't, then it might be difficult.

i took a brief browse through the installation on the website. and it looks like its plug and play. i dont think there is any wires to cut or tap at all. but im not positive, i havent had a thorough look at the guide.

heres the link if you wanna check it out yourself.

300cinformation

hope that helps.

[ReppinTheSouth]

Originally Posted by Someguys300c

i took a brief browse through the installation on the website. and it looks like its plug and play. i dont think there is any wires to cut or tap at all. but im not positive, i havent had a thorough look at the guide.

heres the link if you wanna check it out yourself.

300cinformation

hope that helps.

I can't remember if you tap the wires or just cut into them but I remember he soldered about 3 or 4 wires.