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Some background: I just finished installing a Kenwood Head Unit and used the Kit210/ M.O.S.T HUR 997 module. The installation is not for the faint of heart. I have installed many radios and worked on mods to my previous Porsche's. This took some serious investigation and decoding to see what wires need to be attached to wires in the harnesses. To some extent I was fortunate that the previous owner had an after market unit installed, but had remove nearly everything. Everything works: Backup camera Navigation ( I located the GPS antenna way back under the plastic cowling between the Battery and Cabin Filter) Radio Phone (tried to locate the mic in the location of the factory mic, but proved to be too difficult for now. Located to left of the radio bezel by removing the small piece of dash and positioning the clip under that. Volume and Chanel rotary dials on the Steering wheel multi use buttons. Now the problems left over: The Phone buttons don't seem to do anything. I need to use the buttons on the radio when placing/receiving calls. This is not major but would like everything to work as well as if a factory head unit was install. Again, it seems that the steering wheel switches are recognized, but not the phone buttons. Is this maybe something that needs to be programmed in? Thanks, -
Hi All, I have '04 CayenneS. I'm planning to install an aftermarket Audio/Nav system to replace my basic stock Bose audio system (non-Nav). I searched in this site & found some audio system schematic; I hope when I take everything apart...the color code will match! Anyway, I want to re-use the stock power cable, speakers & speaker wires, antenna wire & stock subwoofer & its amp; can I leave everything else in place? (i.e. fiber cable & other com cable). Will I get any error code? Do I need to fish the speaker wires from the head unit to the rear penel so that I can splice to the old speaker wires? Will I expect to find all the old speaker wires in the rear side panel? There are many questions in my mind but I can't seem to focus to write them down. maybe this will generate more Q/A for me. My 2 choices of the head units are: Kenwood DNX 9960 or Pioneer AVIC140bt or ... maybe you can recommend something better... I hope I provide enough info to generate more Q&A. Thank you in advance for all inputs. ManN