Very important: steering wheel control, it is ready, nothing else need to be added, like a module? sorry for all qst, i am buying, need to be safe.
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Answer from Titantech: Yes, steering wheel control, it is ready, nothing else need to be added.
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There are videos that you can see on YouTube if you ask the right question. It's relatively easy for someone who has a ratchet wrench and a common Phillips screwdriver. I trust were talking about a 2003 Ford Ranger? I'm going from memory, so here goes...Step 1 - (Very Important) Remove battery cables, and wait 5 minutes, then hit the horn, turn the radio on and off, use your turn signal. (This is in case there's still some power that may be stored in a capacitor that might accidently cause your sensitive airbag to go off. ($1,000.00 mistake) Step 2 - Pop off the 2 covers in the steering column located around 9 and 3 o'clock. Remove the 2 bolts with ratchet and extension (10mm?). Lift the padded airbag/horn assembly (A/HA) off. Detach the wire harness at the (A/HA), (It's much easier than detaching it at the column) and place the (A/HA) on the passenger seat. Step 3 - Remove the 4 screws holding the 2 switches in place and pay attention as to how the wiring is harnessed. Install the new unit, being very careful not to chaff the wires. DON'T TAKE SHORTCUTS! If you don't follow the pattern, you can cause costly damage to your electrical system, or worse yet, the wiring might get caught when you attempt to make a turn, and jam up your steering wheel which could cause a serious accident. Step 4 - reverse the steps you just took. It's really simple, it should take you between 30 to 45 minutes. If you're not too sure about yourself, you might want someone who has a little more mechanical abilities to stand by while you're installing it. It's a very good product at a great price. If you do it yourself, you've just saved $200.00. Good luck.
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NO, this is a replacement for just the buttons on the steering wheel. You would need a complete cruise control system, which there are several economical aftermarket products. They are easy to install, just search aftermarket cruise control. They are made for automatic and manual transmissions.
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Yes, with the proper steering wheel adapter harness(available from you installer).
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I have and use the steering wheel strap for the remote control. It seems to work well. My arm will knock it off the steering wheel sometimes but it is easy to replace.
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no you need to buy another harness made by mettra specifically for steering wheel controls. I didnt bother putting it in so mine dont work and i dont miss them too much. If I really want I can always buy the mettra steering wheel harness for an extra 50 bucks and put it in. The good thing about this harness over the regular one is that you get to use your stock amp somehow so the bass quality is retained.
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Yes but you'll have to buy another harness for your steering wheel controls to work. Do yourself a favor, if you're not electronically intelligent, take the unit to best buy and pay the 95$ 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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You need the correct hub. Steering wheel shouldn't have anything to do with it.
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This is for just the steering wheel. You will Have to get a hub assembly for Your vehicle.
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Are you asking if the deck works with steering wheel controls...yes it does but you have to have the module to connect it all together
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You should have an OBD II port under the steering wheel. Should work great. Codes not in the machine readily obtained on the web. Great investment.
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You absolutely do need to supply the electronics for the kit version.If you are not sure what that means, you might want to consider the "RTR" or ready to run version, which includes motor, speed control, steering servo, radio, etc., and will be cheaper in the long run.
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Depending on the head unit you have sometimes all the steering wheel controls have a specific use but some other times you will need to program the control but there are instructions in the package and it is not that hard
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I have a 2004 Silverado with steering wheel controls and everything works fine with nothing else needed. I hope this helps
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The answer is yes.. There is a harness that you buy. It's really not that expensive. Because there are not any nobs on the unit it is really nice to have the steering wheel controls..
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You would have to get the steering wheel adapter. .. in order for it to work..
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No equipment is needed. The SSL DD620NV has wiring for steering wheel control.