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Nope, mine didn't come with it but I've installed a double din NAV screen with Bluetooth and ran the microphone to the factory spot.
Question, were you able to reprogram the "mode" steering wheel button to be used for the bluetooth in your after market deck? (i.e. through the PAC TATO)
Question, were you able to reprogram the "mode" steering wheel button to be used for the bluetooth in your after market deck? (i.e. through the PAC TATO)
Thanks
I haven't been able to program my steering wheel controls yet, I've tried numerous times with no luck. And I use both PAC TATO and PAC SWI-JACK to retain the controls. But personally I would just leave the mode button alone as it already has a job. When I get a call I just press accept on the screen.
I haven't been able to program my steering wheel controls yet, I've tried numerous times with no luck. And I use both PAC TATO and PAC SWI-JACK to retain the controls. But personally I would just leave the mode button alone as it already has a job. When I get a call I just press accept on the screen.
Do you mean even your volume control buttons do not work? I thought the SWI-JACK took care of that...
Do you mean even your volume control buttons do not work? I thought the SWI-JACK took care of that...
It does but it needs to be programmed and I can't figure it out, and I was wrong I'm sure you can program the mode button to work with your Bluetooth. I was thinking it controlled the display but that's the disp button lol
I guess disconnecting the battery, and removing the airbag should be sufficient to replace the steering wheel controls? SICK350, could you please confirm?
I guess disconnecting the battery, and removing the airbag should be sufficient to replace the steering wheel controls? SICK350, could you please confirm?
Yes that's right, I was told to wait 60 seconds after disconnecting the battery before removing the air bag.