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CDR23 harness question
I'm still very happy with the addition of a JVC headunit to my Boxster (http://986forum.com/forums/showthread.php?t=19893). However, my only complaint is that the Boxster radio stays on for a few seconds after ignition off, but the modulator turns off as soon as the key comes out - so for a few seconds, the CDR23 plays whatever is coming in on FM.
Does anyone know if there's +12v wire in the harness for the CDR23 that's used to switch the amp in the frunk - or another +12v accessory wire coming from the CDR23? I'd like to tap that for the RF modulator so the modulator is powered whenever the CDR23 is on. Thanks in advance! |
Question about your head unit install
Your solution is brilliant, and also makes me think - why not leave the cdr-23 in place, but hook up speaker wires only to the new head unit? I'm thinking that keeps the cdr-23 doing its various secret handshakes with the car, and it doesn't even know we have another stereo in place . . .
Any pros/ cons? I am assuming we can find the speaker leads downstream from the amp (I have the non-Bose 6-speaker setup) |
I did it!
I used the "sd_boxster modulator solution" a week ago and am very pleased with the results. Interestingly, I do not have the shutdown issue. I used a different modulator (although, in truth, it's probably the same but branded Alpine). :cheers:
As for tapping into the speaker wires to bypass the OEM unit, if you don't have the Bose stereo it should be doable. . . but if you have Bose the existing speakers are 2 ohm and that causes problems with most aftermarket headunits. Good luck! TRawls |
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