I have a 2014 Forester, will all of my steering wheel controls work with this unit? Also will the aux jack and usb jack also be compatible?
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Answer from Titantech: The item fits your car. The item comes with aux jack and usb jack.
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It sure does work with factory steering wheel controls. You will have set it up in settings menu. It also is compatible with Bluetooth . You can link your phone to the radio system.
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Not with this alone. I have an 2003 g35. I believe you need the thing I've linked below in order to get steering wheel controls to work, but I thought $50 wasn't worth it, so I didn't get it. Make sure to do your research, as I'm not 100% sure this is the right part.. Metra Axxess ASWC-1 Universal Steering Wheel Control Interface
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Yes but you'll have to buy another harness for your steering wheel controls to work. Do yourself a favor, if you're not electronically intelligent, take the unit to best buy and pay the 95$ installation costs. I made my own harness and the install took me about 8 hours including time to figure out wiring diagrams. Also, FYI the radio is horrible and I have yet to figure out how to make the backup camera automatically come on. I have to hit the aux button every time.
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My husband hooked this unit up according to the instructions provided and all my steering wheel controls work just fine. Based on the radio/cd car unit I purchased, I do not have the option where you can set the volume to go up or down according to how fast I am driving. Hope this helps
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As long as your car has the 30 pin (apple style) cable, which plugs into an iPhone or ipod; then YES this will work for you. Whether or not your steering controls will work, is truly hit or miss.. some do, some don't.
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Sorry, I don't have any knowledge of either the vehicle or the headunit. As I recall, when I bought my steering wheel switch adapter circuit, the documentation that accompanied it stated that it was designed for my vehicle and audio system.
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Hi there bought this unit couple of months ago. It leta you use the steering wheel controla for radio but no the bluetooth controls. My car is an fj cruiser
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You need to get a steering wheel control interface. PAC Audio sells a very good one that you can purchase on Amazon for a great price! They are very easy to setup and install and come with very in depth instructions and offer instructions online and phone support if you get stuck. Look up PAC SWI-RC Steering Wheel Control Interface on here. You should research your car and the new head unit you're getting on the PAC website to make sure they are compatible with each other and your vehicle before you buy.
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You will have to check with a reputable stereo installer. I believe a steering wheel control interface is universal.Hope this helps. Good luck. This JVC unit is fantastic.
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We put one on a 2014 Outback. The outback has a wiring plug under the driver rear wheel well. This wiring harness plugs into the factory plug for east install. Check with dealer or look under wheel well for factory plug. I believe the Forester has one.
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It will work but you need to buy a universal interface, axxes ASWC-1 check the wed site axxes.com to make sure it will work with your steering wheel.
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i have a 2013 with uconnect what will i need i already have bluetooth and also how do i still keep my usb in the center console and is there a bypass to play dvd while the vehicle is in motion and will the steering controls stay the same
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HI, I have a 2010 Explorer XLT 4X4 2010 without Subwoofer. Your radio support the function steering wheel and Sync? is plug and play?
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Yes it will work with steering wheel controls, BUT, you need to buy a separate unit and wire it in in order to do that. I purchased a unit from Metra to retain the steering wheel button functions. Wiring did not take long and programming was pretty simple.
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I cannot answer definitively, but I would imagine so. In my Ford product, there was a separate unit that coupled the Kenwood to the Ford so that the steering wheel commands worked just fine (volume, channel change, etc.). It also fit perfectly into the dashboard space vacated by the Ford radio. I'm sure Kenwood has a list of compatible vehicles listed on its website.
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It should work with just about any car later then 1997. Look for the connector on your car under the dashboard near the steering column. You need to install the "Torque" app (free) on your phone or pad to use. When you plug the OBD2 into the receptacle it should energize with a blue LED indicator. You need to pair the OBD2 with your cell phone bluetooth (pretty automatic), and then you are all set. The free app doesn't use all the features of the OBD2, you need the paid app to unlock all the functions (cheap).