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10-01-2015, 05:50 PM
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Starter Motor
Join Date: Jan 2015
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Hey all,
After some info on converting a Ford Focus 2010 from Factory to Aftermarket. I have Purchased a Pioneer Double DIN head unit with a facia and bracket kit. The problem is with the wiring. Generally speaking in older cars you have accessories, main and speakers ect. IN this case there is the CAN system (Can+ and Can-). I am not sure what ramefications of not plugging these in will occur? If I don't use it will I have enough power? Can someone please advise and point me in the right direction here? Clint |
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Focus 2010 Stereo COnversion
Linear Mode
