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USB connection

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hi8ha Member

hi8ha

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My after market radio has a USB connection in the back. It comes with a USB cable that was all over the floor of the car. It was a pain and this is what I did.

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msaif Member

msaif

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Thanks for sharing this quite ingenious work around. It reminds me of days long gone installing ICE in my BMW E30, Alpine graphic equaliser in the dash etc..

Long Islander Member

Long Islander

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Nicely done! Did you buy a USB panel mount so that you could cut a rectangular hole in the plastic and then screw from the front into threads behind the plastic?

wyovino Member

wyovino

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Great job with the implementation, but you should really dump the CD holders.....but then you'd have to find another place for the USB. :huh:

Dennis C Member

Dennis C

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I left my USB behind the dash. It's easily accessible by removing the carpeted panel by the gas pedal. That solution works well for me, because my headunit only uses the USB connection for map updates, graphics, etc.

Nice work on integrating yours into the dash.

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