puting in head unit
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puting in head unit
i just got a new jvc head unit and got everyhting i needed from crutchfeiid and when i took out the old school tape player i looked at the wiring and holy **** somebody did a bad job.....he cut all the harnesses off which the crutchfeild harness was useless and then everything was jsut like taped with scotch tape that had melted and ****......so now i have to pay $60 to go get a auido shop to rewire my car because it is so messed up.....i have installed like 10 head units and my brother works at a shop and like they guy some how got it to have 2 wries work both front speakers.....and then the other two work 1 left front and 1 back right........so when i did all that testing i wa slike **** and the other harness with the jvc wont fit so this sucks did anyone else have this problem or am i just always gettin messed over??
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Why are you taking it to a shop? As far as the speaker wires go, you should rewire them with a heavier gauge anyway... The rest is a simple case of "find the beginning, find the end, tie a new wire to the old one and pull."
That's all a shop is going to do.
That's all a shop is going to do.
Ya, stereo work is the easiest thing you can do to your own car aside from changing the oil. Circuit City wouldnt install my cheapo stereo for free that I bought from them for 80 bucks because they only do it for $99 or more, but then they looked at the harness (which was sliced up under the steering column when the jackasses stole my stereo) and said it would be like an extra 60 bucks to lengthen the harness up to the DIN panel. I told them to go screw themselves. It cost me a dollar in electrical tape and electrical wire to do.
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