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Anybody do the steering wheel - volume control mod?

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Stang|ess

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http://mustangworld.com/ourpics/fcar/radiocontrols.htm

Anyone also know how to make it change tracks instead of the volume? Thanks!
 

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I jumped into that project and gave up, because the article was written around the single din 99 style Mach. The hardware in my 01 was completely different, and I didn't feel like messing around with it that much. I did wire up the speed sensitive volume control while I was in there, however.
 
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Yep, the speed sensitive control is a cool feature.
 

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Don't you lose your cruise control ability??


I'd rather have my CC.

My sis's Maxima has the volume mounted controls. I use her car regularly and still never use the steering wheel controls.
 

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actually, you use a toggle switch (last picture on the link I believe) to switch from CC, to volume control.

I was hoping someone knows how to make it so it changes the track rather than the volume. I'm going to buy a PIE connection for my ipod, and I'm one of those guys that switches songs rather often.

anyone got a link for the speed sensitive volume control?
 

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The PIE connector doesn't give you control over the IPOD, it just creates an sound input jack.

I have a PIE connector for my Ipod and Sat radio
 

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I was going to buy one from www.mp3yourcar.com and you have control over your ipod from your headunit.
 

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Interesting..i never knew of that kit
 

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doesn't it sound awesome to be able to change tracks with the CC buttons on your steering wheel?

got to figure this out!
 

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to much work involved IMO
 

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How to you adjust the speed sensitive volume anyway?

I want to tweak mine and i don't have a manual anymore
 
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Mustang5L5 said:
How to you adjust the speed sensitive volume anyway?

I want to tweak mine and i don't have a manual anymore
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Push in the volume knob for a few seconds, and it then turns into the SS volume setting.

Use the "Up/down" arrow button on the right side of the head unit to adjust the SS volume level.
 

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san~man said:
Push in the volume knob for a few seconds, and it then turns into the SS volume setting.

Use the "Up/down" arrow button on the right side of the head unit to adjust the SS volume level.
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wow, you're actually good for something .

you missed out on the ps3 san. sold 4, and made myself almost 7000!
 

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WTH is speed sensitive volume???? And how hard is it to reach over and twist a knob? Jeeze, you guys have too much time on your hands
 

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It works out nice, because when you come to a light, it lowers the volume slightly but as you get rolling it raises it to compensate for the exhaust.
 

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Exactly. I have mine set to the highest setting, so it adjusts the volume a great deal, due to my current exhaust setup with dumps. Everytime I come to a stop, my passengers think the song is over.
 

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I can't stand not hearing what is going on outside of the car. I usually cruise around with the radio barely audible.

I know a lot of buys my age spend serious cash on building a loud stereo, but I can't drive with loud music.

Don't get me wrong, once in a while when i'm cruising on the highway and a good some comes on i'll crank the Mach 460 up, but for the most part my music is on softly.

Then when i get rolling and the exhaust is loud, the volume automatically increases slightly so i can still hear it
 
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wow, you're actually good for something .

you missed out on the ps3 san. sold 4, and made myself almost 7000!
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Hah you wish!! LIES!!

If you did, you're on my S-LIST now because you had my phone number you bastid.
 
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WTH is speed sensitive volume???? And how hard is it to reach over and twist a knob? Jeeze, you guys have too much time on your hands
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It's not hard to do but it is very handy. Basically, as the car's speed increases/decreases, the volume goes up/down automatically. The volume itself is adjustable.
 

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Hah you wish!! LIES!!

If you did, you're on my S-LIST now because you had my phone number you bastid.
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I asked if you wanted one didn't I? don't you have my number?

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moooolah! only about $4000

anyone know what parts control the track selection?
 
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