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Average Customer Rating is 4.3 out of 5 stars:
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Teide from Canarias, Spain
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I drive in a Land Rover Freelander II-LR2 in America, and using this product to control an Avic F900BT, and it is working perfectly.
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Mitch from West Bend, WI
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Installed on 2003 Silverado fully loaded. Everything worked as supposed to. Installation was a breeze. Don't hack up your factory wiring harness, spend the money and purchase this product.
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Marcus from Las Vegas, NV
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I do not recommend this unless you like cutting and sodering on your stock existing wires which is never recommended, safe and voids your manufacturers warranty. I purchased this and was told this is what was needed and easy to install. Incorrect. Waste of money and now sits on my shelf... buy the easy to use plug harness, no cutting or sodering required.
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Luis from Rochester, NY
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Installed in an '06 Mazda 3 and paired with a Pioneer DEH-4300UB deck. The only odd issue I've encountered is that it'll sporadically mute the stereo. It happens pretty infrequently, however, and all the steering wheel controls otherwise function normally and as expected
In my experience the installation was fairly simple (then again, I didn't have to cut any wires on the unit or add any of those tiny resistors). I decided to connect the necessary wires to the harness I received with the Pioneer deck instead of splicing into my car's factory wiring. Easier and less destructive.
Programming the unit was also fairly straightforward in my opinion. You press and hold the buttons on the steering wheel for a few seconds > release > watch the LED on the unit blink for programming confirmation > repeat until all functions are programed. Just follow the programing sequence in the order outlined in the instructions and you're golden. If you mess up, start over. You'll have it down by your third try (IF you even need to make that many attempts).
OVERALL, I like it and I still recommend it even with it's odd little muting glitch. Had to ding it one star because of that, though.
As for "Look/Design": I gave it five stars for it's stealthy, seamless integration into my car's interior ;-)
As for durability: it's held up quite nicely in the extreme weather changes we experience here in upstate NY (below freezing winters, unbearably hot summer days).
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Gary from Edmonton, AB, Canada
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Works great...initial setup steps could have clearer, but has worked without fail once setup
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