Head units and steering wheel controls
Originally Posted by 1993 SLE
yes I have to agree that the PAC is a good unit. Its not going to be as good as the factory steering wheel controls, as the PAC uses the I/R signal
Mind you, mine was almost 4 years ago. Newer units may be improved, but it was a bad enough experience that I'll never consider it again. I'd rather go without steering wheel controls than fight that POS again! 
But I opted to go back to stock. I have an RF modulated CD changer in the trunk with the stock HU now.
But I opted to go back to stock. I have an RF modulated CD changer in the trunk with the stock HU now.
Originally Posted by willwren
Mind you, mine was almost 4 years ago. Newer units may be improved, but it was a bad enough experience that I'll never consider it again. I'd rather go without steering wheel controls than fight that POS again! 
But I opted to go back to stock. I have an RF modulated CD changer in the trunk with the stock HU now.
But I opted to go back to stock. I have an RF modulated CD changer in the trunk with the stock HU now.
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I had an RF modulated changer in the trunk of my old GP, and it sounded clean. I was just wondering if there was anything out there that easily tapped into the controls. I know TaylorD probably spent more on his sound system than I would be able to get away with. My wife, for some strange reason, doesn't think upgrades to my car are financially sound decisions. (no pun intended).
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