Hate Your Car Stereo? Replace It With This
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Date: 2019-05-28
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Shaun Wood
Scotty. I have a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee SUVMy problem is I definitely wannahave my cellphone bluetooth compatiblethrough (YouTube) music through my S. U. V radio sound system speakers which I have failed several times at doing. When I try to pair my phone up with my audio system there is a 3 digit code number that I must validate and fall short because I dont know that valid code plus my S. U. V Truck Manual Book didnt help me any as of lately?
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Scotty. I have a 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee SUVMy problem is I definitely wannahave my cellphone bluetooth compatiblethrough (YouTube) music through my S. U. V radio sound system speakers which I have failed several times at doing. When I try to pair my phone up with my audio system there is a 3 digit code number that I must validate and fall short because I dont know that valid code plus my S. U. V Truck Manual Book didnt help me any as of lately?
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The Silent Observer
This is the first thing I did with my 02 MPV. I really wanted bluetooth. Ive since added in a 4 channel external amplifier to run the door speakers and a single 12 Alpine Type R in the back. Still need to replace the rear speakers, but not many people are ever back there so I havent bothered with it yet.
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This is the first thing I did with my 02 MPV. I really wanted bluetooth. Ive since added in a 4 channel external amplifier to run the door speakers and a single 12 Alpine Type R in the back. Still need to replace the rear speakers, but not many people are ever back there so I havent bothered with it yet.
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Dallas Dal
Wire nuts are better than tape because tape will come off after a few years in the hat environment of a car or better that heat shrink wrap. Most people cant solder so its Not Easier than you think to replace your cars radio. If you have a radio that is half height a larger radio might not fit.
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Wire nuts are better than tape because tape will come off after a few years in the hat environment of a car or better that heat shrink wrap. Most people cant solder so its Not Easier than you think to replace your cars radio. If you have a radio that is half height a larger radio might not fit.
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naturebc
Why would you install a smart radio in the car, when you always carry with you a smart device. Either a phone or a tablet. I think car radios are on the way out. Car really needs to have speakers and have ability to charge the phone. Thats it.
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Why would you install a smart radio in the car, when you always carry with you a smart device. Either a phone or a tablet. I think car radios are on the way out. Car really needs to have speakers and have ability to charge the phone. Thats it.
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Hanro50
Hay Scotty. It would be more correct to just say Android radio or the Android version name, in this case Android Oreo radio, then saying Android 8. 0Might even help avoid the video from becoming dated once a new version of Android is out
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Hay Scotty. It would be more correct to just say Android radio or the Android version name, in this case Android Oreo radio, then saying Android 8. 0Might even help avoid the video from becoming dated once a new version of Android is out
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Michael Livingston
Nice video, but I recommend you slip on shrink wrap tubing over the wires before you solder them together. Ive found electrical tape can open up and come off. The extreme heat in the summer really softens the tape adhesive.
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Nice video, but I recommend you slip on shrink wrap tubing over the wires before you solder them together. Ive found electrical tape can open up and come off. The extreme heat in the summer really softens the tape adhesive.
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Ricardo Maggiore
The times when cars stereo were mounted with screws is gone. New cars use crappy plastic clamps, that once dismounted will never make a tight fix anymore. Not to mention that new cars do not use double din standards anymore.
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The times when cars stereo were mounted with screws is gone. New cars use crappy plastic clamps, that once dismounted will never make a tight fix anymore. Not to mention that new cars do not use double din standards anymore.
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rick marcotte
thank you Scotty great video as to how to do it, but electrical tape in summer can become brittle in time or become loose because the glue on the tape is heated, heated shrink wrap works best for that type of installation
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thank you Scotty great video as to how to do it, but electrical tape in summer can become brittle in time or become loose because the glue on the tape is heated, heated shrink wrap works best for that type of installation
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Keri Dane
D you I could do that If only I had not seen this, I would have continued to believe I couldnt do it. Now Im intrigued. Tempted to go for it. I can almost hear the music and see routing instructions Oh this is bad. Great video
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D you I could do that If only I had not seen this, I would have continued to believe I couldnt do it. Now Im intrigued. Tempted to go for it. I can almost hear the music and see routing instructions Oh this is bad. Great video
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