IVB
Senior Member
Good to see the cocoon is still running strong.
I have a 2001 Pathfinder and a 2002 BMW 530. Both have ~100K miles, but alas I cannot afford to replace either of them. (Spending $40K/year on private elementary/middle schools sounds more fun. not.)
I used to be the king of replacing car stereos. Well, in the late 80s when it was dead simple, and you barely needed more than a screwdriver.
Has anyone done this on quasi-recent cars? Neither car has bluetooth or line-in, and I'd like to use them with my Android HTC One X. The Pathfinder seems straightforward to remove the dashboard, although I don't know if the steering wheel wiring harness is a standard item.
I have a 2001 Pathfinder and a 2002 BMW 530. Both have ~100K miles, but alas I cannot afford to replace either of them. (Spending $40K/year on private elementary/middle schools sounds more fun. not.)
I used to be the king of replacing car stereos. Well, in the late 80s when it was dead simple, and you barely needed more than a screwdriver.
Has anyone done this on quasi-recent cars? Neither car has bluetooth or line-in, and I'd like to use them with my Android HTC One X. The Pathfinder seems straightforward to remove the dashboard, although I don't know if the steering wheel wiring harness is a standard item.