This is my first post. I had an after market HU put in and was wondering if there is a way to have the volume control on the steering wheel work with the new HU. Thanks for your help.
Dean
Dean
Do what videonavi (Steve) and I am planning on doing and I don't think so... Steve added 4 additional buttons to his steering wheel control. It's just a matter of wiring in some switches with resistors and voila. Check the gallery, he put his switches in the screw holes on the sides of the cruise control and audio control pods. Most people miss this. Think about it: 7 buttons of steering wheel control over your aftermarket head unit. $60 + $10 in switches and resistors is worth it in my mind.Bear said:I'm considering this thing too. But I think it costs too much ($60+) to just add 3 functions to the steering wheel: Volume +/- and next track (or next preset radio station). On top of that you will have to drill a hole to mount the LED. It's that 3 functions really worth the time and $$?
I'm thinking of putting the OEM HU back when I decide to sell my van and thus regain the remote functions on the steering wheel.
Here's the picture from the Gallery (third tab on top)...Bear said:I did a search on "videonavi", found the discussions, but no pictures showing the added buttons. Can you find the link, Shin John?Thanks.
You can wait until end of the year or sooner and Honda will have somekind of RES system you can add on, there was a post within past few days.Farid said:First where can I purchase the Ody RES with DVD player or a reasonable facsimilie.
Only if you get Honda CD changer.
Does the EX-L AM/FM/CD head unit provide control for the CD changer. Who is manufacturer of stereo?
Only the 6 CD changers from Honda, if you keep factory head unit, no on DVD.Will dash accomodate CD changer and DVD. I would rather not have to put a unit under seat.
Goto local stores and find 6-1/5" speakers you like, different people have different tasts on speakers and sound coming from them.Any speaker upgrade suggestions which are compatable with stock head unit.