June 16, 200620 yr #31 Basically an RGB converter for the screen, and lets you control Ai-net devices it seems....
June 16, 200620 yr #32 Nothing wrong with house wiring. It's solid copper about 2mm thick and does the job perfect. A little easier to bend up than fencing wire.Lets face it, its there to hold something and that's it.The antenna you can find tucked up on the bottom of the ICC and has a regular antenna socket on it.The power socket wiring was used for GND and ACC, and I ran a new wire(make sure you fuse it) for constand power. The illumination wire is taped up to the power socket wiring. You can spot it pretty easy, just has a light socket on it.← its 1.78mm dia
June 19, 200620 yr #34 we just had the alpine vehicle hub-pro installed and its fantastic and avoids the need for another head unithttp://www.fordforums.com.au/showthread.php?t=52419
June 24, 200620 yr #35 bob, I was just wondering if you have made any progress at all with that write up about installing your headunit.... ive got a headunit on its way... and would like to install it next week.. any help would be greatly appreciated :D thanks heapsCheersdave
July 6, 200620 yr #38 What size are the speakers in the utes?5x7 at the front I assumebut is it 5x7 in the back or are they 6x9?
July 6, 200620 yr #39 I pulled mine out last weekend they are 5 x 7 and yeh replaced the back with a 5 1/4 inch boston accoustic, and they absolutley sh*t on the stock speakers, as a matter of fact the stock speakers in the front are faded out now as they are painful to listen to
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