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Ugh. I was worried about that. How did you route to the rear and where did you mount it?
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Check my topic for pics but I am going to mount it on top hitch and route down right c pillar and along right side.
Front camera will be interesting too
So amp bypass cable or running new wire to doors?
Are you using optical out to the dsp/amp?
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I replaced the amp and used a Metra harness to hookup to the factory speaker wiring. I’m using standard RCA connections. The DSP doesn’t have an optical in.
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Thanks to a little forum searching I found the issue with the front left speaker. Looks like it was setup to be interrupted by the nav system. I cut and spliced the wires together and I’m in business.
Looking at doing the same thing due to 60 pin issue with my 04. Should I go ahead and run new speaker wires?
sir, you are a braver man than I.
interested in the 3d printed cd changer delete pocket. source? cost? group buy?
I do recall that item.
thought you were talking about a full size pocket vs only the cd portion. Think they came in the unicorn bare bones uzj100s.
anyway, that is what i'm looking for (in a galaxy far away).
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Honestly I would say yes. If you are going to have doors and panels open, bite the bullet and do it. I will probably go back and do mine so I can assign separate amp channels to my tweeters and the woofers.
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Ha! There were moments of real frustration yesterday. The directions from Teyes talked about need to disassemble part of the OEM screen but didn’t elaborate. I was pulling my hair out because there was one cable that still didn’t match anything. As it turns out, I didn’t need that cable.
Like I said earlier.....you are a braver man than I 
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Got the sub installed today. Like a dummy, I forgot to by sound matting so it’s a little noise. Also ran wires for the rear 360 camera and the turn signal taps.
Nice! Did you mount the sub some way to the original sub mounts or just place it in there?
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I built some brackets to mount it. I’ll take some better photos this week when I put in soundmatting.
How is the build coming along? Were you able to take any pics of the sub mounting? Thanks
Which harness is this i would like to keep my factory wiring as an option
Been a while since there was an update here. How is everything working out now? I just bought the Teyes unit for my dads 07 LX470 and want to make sure everything is done correctly. I'm going to have a professional shop install it which will be expensive, but time is money and I just don't have it. He also can't be without his car for too long.
If you install an aftermarket amp, you lose the volume knob functionality? Is there any way to have it continue to work? Dad is getting up there in age and doesn't need to be taking his eyes off the road to increase/decrease volume.
If you install an aftermarket amp, you lose the volume knob functionality? Is there any way to have it continue to work? Dad is getting up there in age and doesn't need to be taking his eyes off the road to increase/decrease volume.
Chinese screen has downsides like depending on the application you get different levels of (RCA pre out voltage) audio output. Some louder some not as loud.
The only way I can think of to retain the volume knob is to keep the stock amp and then take the line level into the after-market amp. This will retain your knob but you won't be taking advantage of the screen's RCA preouts. The presets are real low voltage so output volume is weaker than I would like. I might do the setup I described above with high level going into aftermarket amp and retain my volume knob.
Neither solution is ideal. Sorry in a rush I hope it's coherent.
