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Stereo Wiring Diagram

votrix

By votrix
in 996 TT, 996 TT S, 996 GT2

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votrix Member

votrix

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Hi All,

I'm trying to install a Kenwood DNX7100 stereo in my 996 and would like to get a wiring diagram of the stock stereo.

Thanks,

-Paul

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rogerjohnsen Member

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Fantastic jpflip! Would you possibly have diagrams for a 2004 Turbo with PCM 2? I'm thinking of going aftermarket on the stereo system and these would help immensely. Many thanks in advance!

Richard Hamilton Member

Richard Hamilton

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2004 would have the fibre-optic MOST bus, which is much more difficult to update with an aftermarket device. Try a search, and you will see how others have overcome the problem, but it usually involves changing the amplifier as well as the head unit.

rogerjohnsen Member

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Yes - I already did my MOST bus CDR-23 on my Boxster a while back. The diagrams here are for pre-MOST when I looked at them so was wondering if there's another version specific to a PCM 2. Oh well - the first one was easy enough to figure out so I don't think this one will be much more difficult. Thanks for the input!

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