i want to replace my factory stereo with one that has bluetooth and backup assist, what do i need?
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you will need a mygig radio, possibly uconnect module kit and back up camera kit, please send your vin number for fitment verification thanks for shopping with us luke
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I am sorry I dont know but it works pretty well with the software included for old and new cars, buy bluetooth version
2285014
If you go to crutchfield.com and put in your car info. they will show you everything that you will need in order to install the unit.
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You would have to remove the stereo from your dashboard, cut the current connections that they have installed, and splice the unit into the system. It would not be difficult for someone who is knowledgeable in car stereo installation.
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I would go to the Kenwood site and find out if there is a newer firmware version for the BT300 than your current version. I updated mine a while back and have since sold the car it was installed in. As I recall the update was done using a Bluetooth connection between the BT300 and my Bluetooth capable laptop and the whole process was pretty easy following the instructions they gave. Have no idea if they have a Mac version. There are some setup selections in the head units Bluetooth settings that could be affecting your phone connection and as I remember you have to turn off and not allow the connection to playback audio files on your phone or you will have the problem of sporadic phone call capability connection.
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You would need to get the Honda Bluetooth harness. That at least gets it intergrated with the audio system but direct control from your steering wheel requires technical knowledge of the wiring system that I do not have.
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I was trying to remember because it has been a while since I installed it in my car. But you do need to purchase the bluetooth dongle, which I believe is seperate.
510957
You need this for Bluetooth to work with this radio. Fusion MS-BT100 Bluetooth Dongle for Fusion Marine Stereo Head Units
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There is a kit available online. The alpine can be matched with standard connection, but for 12.00 you can not go wrong. That way you can replace the oem radio at sale.
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Buy a bluetooth receiver, stereo cable and connect to one of the audio imputs (CD). Pair your phone with the BT receiver and that's it.
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I had one in my 97 Altima that pretty easily replaced the stock radio with help from a wiring harness adapter. It's a standard single DIN size, but some newer cars use 1.5 DIN or double DIN radios. (same width but 'taller' from top to bottom) On the other hand, even for a 1.5 or double DIN dash space you can either buy a larger Pioneer radio or get a mounting adapter. These are great radios especially if you have good HD radio stations nearby. Some other Pioneer rmodels have Bluetooth or Pandora streaming radio capabilities though, if you want easier and wireless connection to your Android or Iphone I enjoy Pandora now but just connect it through the headphone jack and radio faceplate input.
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It requires an accessory. It is misclassified on Amazon as built-in. I thought I wanted hd radio too, but even without it, this stereo is a great bargain. My coworker bought one after he saw how well mine works with my phone for Bluetooth audio, pandora, hands free calls. I love it.
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You will also need to buy a gmos 100 interface. It acks as your wiring harness. I personally liked the way my bose stero sounded before the install. You cant use your factory navigation anymore but if you have a smart phone you can use your phones gps through bluetooth. Or if you have a compatible phone that is integrated with the head unit, you can hook up a usb cord to mirror the image off of your phone onto the head unit. Anymore questions feel free to ask.
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Yes. Just to be clear though. This product is the bluetooth add on module. You'll need the other iSimple module to hook this into (whichever one is appropriate for your car). That module is connected to the satellite slot on the receiver of your car, thus replacing it. You can always hook the satellite radio back up as it is usually just a simple connection but you'll have to get behind there each time you want to do it.
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I would shop around. This radio is a standard double din but the radio is really dim during the day. Blue tooth is included via a USB micro plug. I had mine in the front and ran the wire in the dash down towards the console so I could plug in a USB drive for music.
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Head on over to http://www.sonicelectronix.com/ to find out. I bought my stereo there & it allows you to enter your car's make & model & it'll let you know if a particular unit will fit or not. Best of all is that you don't need to create an account!
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Are you replacing a factory radio or do you already have an aftermarket stereo? If factory, you will need kit to install in dash. You will also need a factory harness adapter so you do not cut into the factory stereo harness