Well sort of but not as bad as you would think. I know it is a challenge when the harness is cut off but I like challenging myself. The worst part was the wiring diagram I got offline was all wrong. But I enjoyed it.

:icon18:well what i can say? did it work after installing your radio?

Good job Biga! I used to do alarm installs and repair and ripouts a while back so I got a good Idea what you go through. I'm happy to see that your good on the audio side of the house. Keep up the good work and the customers will keep coming and keep you busy. :tup:

Thanks man, I am happy to hear you say that. Ya I hope to get at least 5 more installs done before the winter or even during the winter.

I tried similar to that too..but guess what i do next?..i asked a help of the professionals..i have no patience i think on this kind of work..

well i think you're the pro here! not really sure after i had scroll downwards and found out....well i bet you got more patience than i think of..its no joke..i mean that kind of job..installer..

I've always made a habit of mounting single din iso radios back about a half inch back and using the trim ring. Keeps the faceplate flush with the pocket and dash instead of having it stick out.

Hope he got you an extra case of beer for effing up that factory harness. The most fun is toning out the speakers and making sure they don't get out of phase. Gotta love the 9V test ;)