Anyone running one of these and if so what do you think? Also my wifes GT has the steering wheel controls and doesnt want to loose them I've read somewhere that there is a device that allows you to keep the controls,if anyone kmowd what it is called i would appreciate it.


Wifes ride..1998 Sunfire Gt with ractive intake and stb
My ride...1995 315hp lincoln mark viii lots of goodies

Steering wheels control interface. Google it and you should get a few.

Example:

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-8G1nC86d70x/cgi-bin/prodview.asp?s=0&cc=01&i=127SWIX&g=118900

Hope this helps.



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Which 2din are you looking at?


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The Pioneer DEH P77dh.


Wifes ride..1998 Sunfire Gt with ractive intake and stb
My ride...1995 315hp lincoln mark viii lots of goodies

And by the way,Are we double DIN or 1.5 DIN??????


Wifes ride..1998 Sunfire Gt with ractive intake and stb
My ride...1995 315hp lincoln mark viii lots of goodies

the sterering wheel control interfaces are not fun. They take a while to get right and sometimes dont work at all. I've done 4 and gotten 2 to work

If it's the 98, then you're looking at a 1.5 din opening.


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lizzy wrote:And by the way,Are we double DIN or 1.5 DIN??????

Well to answer your questions the cavalier/sunfire comes with a 1.5 DIN. So if you wanted to fit a double din you would have to do some shaving.

Basing it off of the model number you are looking at I guess you want a navigation unit for her car. If you really like Pioneer then I would say look at the AVEC-N2 or N1 that is what I have in my car and it works great. Plus it is only DIN and leaves you a half DIN to do what you want with like say a center speaker or what ever you so choose.

On a side note though even though I like my N2 it does stick out a little bit and is a tight squeeze in the back. I have heard that the Kenwood KNA-DV4100 is a better fit. You can either hook that up to a touchscreen Kenwood monitor or just use the Kenwood KNA-RC300 remote on any monitor you wish.

I wish you luck with your purchase and install. I love having a GPS in the car and don't think I could ever go back .





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