I have a g6 2008 which has a similar marker, the problem is that comes with the stereo , and I want to put a new stereo without losing the marker ( wh
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What is the "marker"? I used this product and had no problem installing it into my car, actually it was one of the easiest installs i ever did.
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I would email Scosche if were you. My factory stereo was double Din & had a built in multi disk changer
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No, this only lets you replace the stereo in the car. There is another module you need to buy to interface with the steering wheel controls. I have utter disgust for car manufacturers after the radio died in my car and I found out I had to buy $200 dollars worth of electronics just to install a $100 radio.
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I'm not sure but I am sure of this you will need a new dash din which is what holds the stereo. Take it to a audio shop to get a pros opinion
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I have an 09 Gallant. Do you have the 6 disc changer? If so, Google the model number and look fora site that gives you the socket pin outs. If not, no joy. There is no audio level in capability for the single disc stereo. I found the bad news onot the Internet and spent the better part ofa day trying to make it work anyway. A new head unit might even be a better idea.
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You are doing nothing wrong. But you have a 2006-2010 Goldwing with Honda built in Navi, I'm guessing. For some reason, the stereo with the Honda Navi doesn't get initialized right by the MP3 unit. But it should play normally. The only info you get is the CD number (1-9), the track number (1-99) and the played time. That's all the GL1800 is capable of displaying with any MP3 player that replaces the CD changer. I have found one slight work around and it is a follows: when you make a list of the music you want to play, use ONLY 99 songs and place them all in the Root Directory. The Honda display will then read CD0, the track # and the playing time. Hooking up an Ipod works but you will have to put up with the flashing "No CD" message. Place the bike display on Page 3 (which is the full screen map display) and the flashing message is gone. And so is any of the audio information. Your only other option is to purchase one like a BikeMP3 V3 with the radio reset kit for considerably more money or maybe a Soundgate. I decided to live with the flashing message. Hope this helps some.
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If his current aftermarket stereo was put in correctly you shouldn't need anything. You can reuse the wiring harness and adapter for the new one.
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You should be able to do it. Makes sure it is the same type with the one you got. Sometime there is add on with the new one.
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Its also the car along with the stereo that is needs to match...here's a link for some applications.... http://www.pac-audio.com/SWI/pdf/swi-jack_instructions-1.pdf ...and this one from pac directly.... http://www.pac-audio.com/Products.aspx?CategoryId=29 ...find what you need and then shop it.
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I took it to professional in order to have the stock head unit replaced. Sorry can't help you with it.
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There may be a radio station for it or a radio code. Check your owners manual. If that doesn't help, look in the manual for a number to reach the manufacturer & they can tell you.
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If you buy this kit to replace your original stereo then the black and gray plugs that went into your original will fit perfectly into the wiring harness they give you, then all you do is match the wires (which if i remember correctly are labeled) to your new radio's wiring harness and twist them together (and if your like me go overboard with the electrical tape to make sure there is not possible way the different wires will ever touch). hope that answers your question.
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Connect the parking brake lead on your head unit to a ground. At least that's how my VW was.
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If you have the internal 6 disc changer, it will plug into the back but will not work. Stereo has to be the "external" cd changer thus replacing the changer with your device input.
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The vehicle has a separate four-connector plug for speaker connections. If your new aftermarket stereo has a single plug, you can still attach both of these to it without issue, as the total number and type of wires is the same, and in some cases you may even have extra wires from the head unit you do not even need, like a power antenna control wire (use a piece of heat shrink tube to bend these back on themselves and keep them from grounding). Everything is color-coded on these and matches all new head units' color-coding so there's no guessing what goes where.
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With my 2001 vw factory radio the only thing you have to do is unplug cd cable on the back of the radio (blue connector) and plug the aux input in instead (as well blue color). Very simple! Good luck
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I would replace them all at the same time with the same date, plus I marked the date I installed mine using a marker, Hope this helps