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·Has anyone removed the stereo, and if so, does it create malfunction with the top or any other functions? Just wondering before I start thinking of placing in a aftermarket stereo.
Removing the stereo
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Not sure yet...
The Jury is still out on that question.
The various modules and sensors that direct the top operations communicate via the in car network. The factory head unit uses the same network to control the amp. It is known that the head unit has some functions beyond just being a radio. Warning chimes for instance. What else, isn't for sure. Other car example: Some Caddies display the tire pressure on the RDS display.
The engine and tranny communicate over the net and go into limp in mode if the net is broken.
There are aftermarket modules that connect nonfactory headunits. Those modules also replace the lost functionality. BUT the SSR is too new and few for that market to have caught up.
The Jury is still out on that question.
The various modules and sensors that direct the top operations communicate via the in car network. The factory head unit uses the same network to control the amp. It is known that the head unit has some functions beyond just being a radio. Warning chimes for instance. What else, isn't for sure. Other car example: Some Caddies display the tire pressure on the RDS display.
The engine and tranny communicate over the net and go into limp in mode if the net is broken.
There are aftermarket modules that connect nonfactory headunits. Those modules also replace the lost functionality. BUT the SSR is too new and few for that market to have caught up.
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·you only lose your door chime and steering wheel control over the radio
you can however regain these controls via modules made by P.A.C. But you will not affect your top at all !
you can however regain these controls via modules made by P.A.C. But you will not affect your top at all !
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