Help with Install
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Help with Install
Im really thinking about getting Command from Steve. My only problem is the installation of the product. IM sure if i try to take it to the dealership they are either gonna take me without lube, or say it cant be done. Is there any recommendations on where i could get this thing installed correctly? I live in Texas and may possibly be going to Cali for a few months in May.
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Any good high-end stereo shop could do it easily. And as you say, much cheaper than a dealership.
If you're going through the trouble though, I'm not sure why you're not looking into the aftermarket for better units.
If you're going through the trouble though, I'm not sure why you're not looking into the aftermarket for better units.
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I sent him a message and hope he replies back. Im actually only 4 hrs away from him. I just want to keep the stock look of the radio, dont really wanna go with aftermarket stuff.
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i did my own install.... it was really easy... i purchased the euro nav from another forum member that purchasd it new from steve....
just follow the directions on this link to remove the cluster and the old head unit...
https://mbworld.org/forums/showthrea...dio+10+install
it appears that i did not need to purchase a wiring harness..... only thing im waiting to install is the gps antenna (on order)......... for me the nav was bascially plug and play......
-good luck...
just follow the directions on this link to remove the cluster and the old head unit...
https://mbworld.org/forums/showthrea...dio+10+install
it appears that i did not need to purchase a wiring harness..... only thing im waiting to install is the gps antenna (on order)......... for me the nav was bascially plug and play......
-good luck...
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Im really thinking about getting Command from Steve. My only problem is the installation of the product. IM sure if i try to take it to the dealership they are either gonna take me without lube, or say it cant be done. Is there any recommendations on where i could get this thing installed correctly? I live in Texas and may possibly be going to Cali for a few months in May.
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- just messing with you.I'd say if Sunman/Steve can't come, try a high end stereo shop (in some way all electronics are the same - whether MB or Alpine), I'm sure they can install it for the basic radio/CD functions and make it work with your speakers. If the arrows don't appear, then take it to the dealership for programming - shouldn't take long so you save on their labor rate, in fact, they may do it free if they think your car came with it and is still under warranty.
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