The auxiliary connection in my vehicle is inside the center console. Would there be an issue leaving the whole unit inside the console?
814858
Not if you are using it to stream music. If you wish to answer calls and be hands free then it would be an issue as they will not be able to hear you.
814859
It depends on where your USB or 12V connection is located; if you cannot connect it to power, obviously it will not function. Secondly, the microphone is likely not strong enough to pick up your voice when concealed. Thirdly, you would not be able to control the buttons. Other than that, it would not be a hindrance.
814860
In order to use the microphone, it has pick up noise ... If you want to use the phone connection, then you don't want to keep it in the console
1269938
You can attach where the transformer is, but then, according to what I understand you are saying, you wouldn't be close to the solenoid to activate it. I would think the main box would be better.
2257961
If it comes to that, keep in mind that the power supply can be disconnected from the rear of the console. If facing the console, it's the big plug on the far right. I wouldn't recommend it, but it can thrown out on the table as the "nuclear option."
1026880
Remove the front console, the blower switch is right behind the A/C knob. Plug & play bro.
1526137
Should be no problem as it hooks to the electrical system and is on when you turn car on or flip the switch to turn it on of you decide to wire it that way.It does make an audible ton that is heard in the car.
1248814
You don't leave it in the vehicle. After you are done programming your vehicle, you unplug it.
1591714
Good morning, I don't have a solid answer but since it's plugin play I would say no. If you feel it is or will void warranty for any reason since it's plugin play you can just remove it if and when you're gonna have a major repair done other than just oil changes or maintenance. Since the cables it comes with are pretty long the unit actually extends all the way down to the gas pedal even while being tucked through the back of the head unit. That's actually where i have min zip tied so that I don't have to pull out the whole head unit and disassemble dash when i want to add or remove a camera. Hope this helps!
1752019
The aux connector on mine is in the front. We just ran the aux cable through the dash and plugged it in the front. It works great.
258096
Not really. If you tried to store stuff above in the "storage area" then it will fall back into the dash. All of your wiring will be exposed as well which is no good. They're are other single kits out there with built in storage.
1814107
Yes if the head unit is already installed then you have to remove it. But it's a simple 3wire connection then your good to go.
157945
You can run the wire from the unit into the trunk over the lid seal. It's not the best solution, but it gets the job done.
1466429
No. You could use adhesive vel-cro strips to stick it to the dash or console if you wish. Mine just lays in the center, and I keep the cable tied up so it's neater.
1032953
I dont have a separate box. The rear of speaker enters small port a potty area on my 23" center console.
564941
In my car, a 2008 Passat, I can't even see it without bending over. Of course the outlet is on the left side of the cockpit. Volvo appears to have a strange position for their computer interface.
811231
I store the cord and case separately in the storage unit between the front seats. I do not put the unit on the dashboard. I put it just between the former ashtray compartment and the gear lever. I find it stays put and is less intrusive than putting it on the dash.
1288789
No. Connect to a fuse that turns off with the ignition and is not overloaded with other things such as the radio and you will be fine. I did this 2 years ago and have had no issues.
455543
There is some room in the back but not much. I have a Pioneer Elite Receiver and I actually cut out the back plate completely behind the receiver to access its back panel conveniently. I did that on my other system as well and I can not imagine how I could access all the cords, speaker cables in any other way. This is only an issue for the receiver, the other components do not require that many cables.