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  1. Thanks. It worked great. Still not sure why my acc doesn't work from the harness. But everything else seems to work in the Navigator. Again, thanks to this forum, my radio works.
  2. Great. Will try this out this weekend. Thanks for clearing this up for me and I'll keep everyone posted.
  3. Exactly how would I do this? I guess I'm just asking basically where I start from and go to. Like where would the Accessory wire be as well as the ignition harness? The harness the radio connects to or the fuse itself?
  4. I have a 2003 Navigator and I was using an Alpine IVA-D310 with no problems. I just received my Pioneer AVH-P4400BH so I removed the Alpine and installed it in my Altima. I connected everything in the SUV and when I went to power the unit up with ACC, nada. Double checked all the connections and noticed I somehow managed to tie the illumination ground into the remote/ignition. Well, obviously I blew the fuse and replaced it. I believe it was #32 (25A). Now that I replaced the fuse I still don't get anything. The fuse hasn't blown anymore though. If I connect the remote/ignition wires to the 12V constant, then the unit comes on. Although, it obviously doesn't shut off. I was thinking of temporarily adding a switch from the 12V constant to switch the remote/ignition on. Once I flip the switch the unit powers on. However, once I flip the switch to shut the unit off, the deck still stays on. ???? Anyway, I want to get this ACC issue resolved. I checked all the fuses that concern the radio. I belived it was #7, #22, and #31. There may have been another although I can't recall at this time. They are all good. I have a DMM, can I put the + end in where the fuse should be for the radio and make sure they work? Which radio fuse should be on an Ignition switch? For that matter, what other fuse or extra fuse has an Ignition switch tie in? I could just tap into that. Thanks
  5. Just as the topic says. PM me if you are wanting to sell.
  6. Also, if I need 8 mids instead of 6 or even 4 I can go that route as well. Just what a setup that will work with my amp.
  7. I currently have a Kicker KX650.4 amp on a set of Kicker Resolution RS6 component set running active with a Kicker KX3 crossover. I like the sound but I'm wanting to try a multi speaker setup in my doors with multi tweeters. I want it loud but with clarity. I'm considering getting 6 Cadence CVL-68MB 6.5" mids and 4 Cadence XT20 2" tweeters. All speakers are 8 ohm. I'm thinking of 4 mids and 2 tweeters in each door and then the other 2 mids in the kicks. How could I wire these speakers up to work with my Kicker KX650.4 amp?
  8. Yeah they do make air struts as a replacement. My setup rides great. I don't know if maybe my factory setup was more faulty than I thought or what. But Strutmasters works great. Definite plus.
  9. It was the factory air suspension. I got the struts from Strutmasters website directly for around $640 and then a shop installed them for $300 even.
  10. I must say that while my Navi seems to sit higher up front, it actually rides a whole lot better. Gonna wash it up tomorrow and post some after shots.
  11. I got a 2003 Lincoln Navigator on 305/30/26 tires. Currently, my stock air suspension is starting to act up again. I already had it fixed my Lincoln once. Frankly, I'm done with the bring it back if it acts up. Basically what's going in is the front isn't wanting to come up when it's cool outside. Occasionally it rubs the fenders. So, I called a local shop and they will be installing me a complete set of Strutmasters. If all goes well I will have before and after photos tomorrow or no later than Saturday (time permitting).
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