smontalvford
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I own a 2006 Ford Expedition Eddie Bauer and ever since I got it in mid 2010 I have been wanting to do a few things to do... Finally I went ahead and did it.
Installed remote start, single button round remote from Compustar, here is the one I picked:
http://www.compustar.com/products/pro/RF-P1B-SS.html
The next thing I wanted was a new deck but in doing so I wanted the following:
-Keep steering wheel controls
-Keep factory DVD player
-Keep factory wireless head phones
-Control an iPod from my stereo (cable from back of the stereo in the glove box)
-Wanted an AUX input on the stereo itself just in case
-Wanted Bluetooth music streaming
-Wanted Bluetooth handsfree for talking on the phone
-Wanted the stereo to match the size (double din) and the colors
All of the above was met by installing the following JVC head unit:
http://mobile.jvc.com/product.jsp?modelId=MODL028629&pathId=148&page=3
The tricky part was keeping the factory DVD player AND the factory wireless headphones functional, I am happy to report they both work great. Steering wheel controls work perfect too.
Last, I had heated seats installed, I love those!
I wanted to do this myself but because of time and because I wanted it done right I decided to use Kingpin in Wilsonville, those guys sure do great work, I would certainly recommend them. FYI they did not ask me to post this but I just thought I would share the name because everyone always has such a hard time doing aftermarket stereo with dvd player + headphones and these guys got it done for me.
Installed remote start, single button round remote from Compustar, here is the one I picked:
http://www.compustar.com/products/pro/RF-P1B-SS.html
The next thing I wanted was a new deck but in doing so I wanted the following:
-Keep steering wheel controls
-Keep factory DVD player
-Keep factory wireless head phones
-Control an iPod from my stereo (cable from back of the stereo in the glove box)
-Wanted an AUX input on the stereo itself just in case
-Wanted Bluetooth music streaming
-Wanted Bluetooth handsfree for talking on the phone
-Wanted the stereo to match the size (double din) and the colors
All of the above was met by installing the following JVC head unit:
http://mobile.jvc.com/product.jsp?modelId=MODL028629&pathId=148&page=3
The tricky part was keeping the factory DVD player AND the factory wireless headphones functional, I am happy to report they both work great. Steering wheel controls work perfect too.
Last, I had heated seats installed, I love those!
I wanted to do this myself but because of time and because I wanted it done right I decided to use Kingpin in Wilsonville, those guys sure do great work, I would certainly recommend them. FYI they did not ask me to post this but I just thought I would share the name because everyone always has such a hard time doing aftermarket stereo with dvd player + headphones and these guys got it done for me.
