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29th September 2013, 20:09
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wiring harness
i currently have the kenwodd krc 591 cd/ tape player , all hard wired to the steering wheel controls. i want to change it over to a different make and model for extra oooomph lol. any ideas? dont wanna start swapping and changing wires over and wanna keep the steering wheel controls. all help is greatly appreciated as always
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29th September 2013, 20:33
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This is my second home
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There aren't many headunits that would fit straight in without any alteration to the wiring.
There are two Kenwood units. The KDC-5021 A 50 watt per channel single slot CD radio tuner The KDC-M6021 G A 50 watt per channel single slot CD radio tuner with MP3 CD playback. They are both of the same age as your present Kenwood unit and would have limited availability. The latest headunits will require a interface unit to enable the steering wheel controls to work. Dave T |
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29th September 2013, 20:45
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I really should get out more.......
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The ZT with a Kenwood unit normally has infra-red steering wheel controls.
If it is hard wired, it depends how your current stereo steering wheel cables are connected, if it is via an Autoleads PC99 adapter lead (or a similar lead by another manufacturer), all you would need is a patch lead for the make of stereo you get. If you got another Kenwood unit, it should just be a straight one-for-one swap. Last edited by raykay; 29th September 2013 at 23:36.. |
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