AVIC F90BT to stock FD Bose setup question
11-20-08, 09:41 AM
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AVIC F90BT to stock FD Bose setup question
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I am looking to purchase a Pioneer AVIC-F90BT 2.0 Navigation System for my FD. I have a perfectly working BOSE setup in my FD. I have been searching to see what I need to connect the new AVIC-F90BT and keep my Stock Bose amps and speakers, but have been unsuccessful. I know that I have to cut the division for the two DINs in the RX-7. Does anyone know if there is a Dash Kit or Wire Harness to connect this particular head unit to the Bose system, or will it be direct connection?? Thanks in advance.
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I am looking to purchase a Pioneer AVIC-F90BT 2.0 Navigation System for my FD. I have a perfectly working BOSE setup in my FD. I have been searching to see what I need to connect the new AVIC-F90BT and keep my Stock Bose amps and speakers, but have been unsuccessful. I know that I have to cut the division for the two DINs in the RX-7. Does anyone know if there is a Dash Kit or Wire Harness to connect this particular head unit to the Bose system, or will it be direct connection?? Thanks in advance.
Carlos - Evil M5
11-24-08, 01:15 PM
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im pretty sure they will have a wireing harness just for that brand alone i know there is one just for my alpine so i would go to a best buy or something and ask them.
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Look up "Metra" or Scosche" under google and try to see if they make a DDin kit for the rx7.
As for the harness, all the wiring harnesses are the same. However, since you say you want to keep your factory sub/amp, you'll need an "amp integration harness" (which can be bought by the same supplier or online)
OR Buy some extra speaker wire from the Best Buy install bay (purple, white, gray, green and remote +/- wires in a BLUE tube), and hardwire the system your self.
Its pretty straight forward, but since I dont have an rx7, it seems like it would be a challenge to move around/ work in the car with a full interior.
PM me if you have any questions. I am certified to work on Mobile Electronics
As for the harness, all the wiring harnesses are the same. However, since you say you want to keep your factory sub/amp, you'll need an "amp integration harness" (which can be bought by the same supplier or online)
OR Buy some extra speaker wire from the Best Buy install bay (purple, white, gray, green and remote +/- wires in a BLUE tube), and hardwire the system your self.
Its pretty straight forward, but since I dont have an rx7, it seems like it would be a challenge to move around/ work in the car with a full interior.
PM me if you have any questions. I am certified to work on Mobile Electronics
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