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Old 11-24-07, 06:19 AM
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Installing Pioneer Avic D3

I pulled my Avic D3 out of my STi before i sold it and im about to install it in my FD. My only concern is all this bose system nonsense. I bought an extra mazda radio harness and i have my D3 all wired up, i just need to put it in, but like i said the bose system worries me. Is there anything i should be worried about or can i install my D3 without any problems from the bose system. Im really just hoping that i wont have to replace the whole factory system for my headunit. Oh, my oem radio is kinda taking a ****, the sound on the radio cuts in an out and gets fuzzy, then itll phase back in, n get all staticy idk its hard to explain, but im almost positive its a problem with the hu or the antenna and im hoping i can install my d3 like i can in any other car so i can listen to some unchopped up music while im driving.
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The bose system will proberbly have a factory amplifier you would need to find. Not really sure, i own an FC
Old 11-26-07, 12:14 AM
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Sometimes you can install a stereo without worrying about the bose but then other times you have to pull the factory amp or bypass the factory amp.
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Theres a sticky thread at the top of this forum section. If not, do a search for bose and you'll get more than enough help. You need to get an adapter to turn on the bose amps. Check the sticky for more info.
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you might have a problem with the factory amp, the best thing to do would be to just bypass the factory amp and eliminate the chance of the amp taking a crap on you later on also
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i just used a harness i picked up from circuit city. Got it all wired up and everything works fine.. now the only problem i have is finding someway i can mount it.
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I have a D3 in my FD with the factory Bose system without any problems. I did have to get a line converter to lower the outputs though.
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Originally Posted by 1FastT2
I have a D3 in my FD with the factory Bose system without any problems. I did have to get a line converter to lower the outputs though.
How did you mount it? Got any pics, thats the thing thats bugging me right now.
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