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 Installing aftermarket head unit into my Avalanche Wow, got the kit from Crutchfield to integrate to my car (keep Bose amps and steering wheel controls).  Budgeted 3 hrs for this. It took me that long just to prepare the wiring harness... I welded and shrink tubed everything. Tomorrow I'll do the actual install. Now i must figure out how to bypass the parking brake lockout feature (Pioneer AVH 3400 BH). Apparently a relay is needed (can't just connect to a power source; Pioneers need power not ground). Hope its all worth it in the end. | 
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 Get rid of all the Bose components and go Boston Acoustics or Focal. Then it will be worth it in the end. | 
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 Agree but this is the utility truck for the family. The good stuff goes into the toys and the music room! | 
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 Welded or soldered? Use a momentary pushbutton for the parking brake. | 
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 Soldered. Sorry.  Could you expand on the push button solution please? | 
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 Green Wire?   I don't remember if it has to be a normally open or normally closed switch.  Sorry but I'd need to pull it all apart to remember what I did. I think it connects to ground normally, but pushbutton breaks the connection momentarily. | 
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 Looking at the title, I thought.... :rolleyes: http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1356313237.jpg http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1356313287.jpg | 
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 Peter, those had more relays than a 928.... I completed my install today. Sounds awesome! Added a "micro relay" to address my concern. A suggestion to those thinking of doing this, run the auto eq settings before installing the relay, i cant now 'cause car must be parked to run auto eq.... I have good ears so it was done the old fashion way..... | 
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 Spent the better part of a day doing the same thing on a Silverado Classic last year.  I don't recall how I avoided the parking brake thing but I did.  What an incredible pain in the ass!  I've done a lot of stereo installs, that was by far the worst. | 
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 Puppy, I did a mod to my wife's Denali 07, that was a real nightmare. The car has a main wiring harness that runs most everything and you mess with one thing and something else gives up.... | 
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