#For ipod instal LINEL install#

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#For ipod instal LINEL install#

Once you have removed the nav unit you can hook up the SoundLinQ in accordance with the install instructions included with the kit. Mark the back of the connectors for the pins you will be removing with a pen so that you will know where to replace them. This avoids cutting wires, using wire nuts, and allows you to put it all back together if necessary. It’s about 15-20 lbs so you can’t hold it the whole time.Ī suggestion for the nav hack is to pull the pins from the connectors and either tape or use heat shrink to attach the pins. It’s the only place that you can set the unit down on. Cover it with the towels to pad your seats. One thing to do prior to following the nav unit removal process is to move the passenger seat all the way forward and up as high as it will go. (This is also a good opportunity to do the nav hack.) I used a flexible small parts grabber.ĭisassemble the console and pull out the nav unit following the instructions for the nav hack by tim817 on clublexus: Small electronic style flat head screwdriver.Ī short fish tape or equivalent. The kit includes everything you will need for the install.