POST 1Original post
Dealer says $250 to do it. Too much?
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YOUR RESEARCHV1 hardwire
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POST 2Original post
Dealer as in Porsche dealer who will warranty work. Probably not too much. Although any radio shop could do it for much less.
POST 3Original post
I would gladly pay $250 if it was done by Porsche, and did not mess with the warranty. Russ
POST 4Original post
yes, Porsche dealer... so I am assuming implied warranty. Is it that hard of an install to risk a local car audio shop to do it?
POST 5Original post
Just wonder what kind hardware installation that the porsche dealer gives you? Does V1 can integrate into the cayman display or just a mere hooking up to the swithced power supply? Thanks.
POST 6Original post
I found this V1 hardwire install on a 997. Seems simple. <span class="smallfont"> http://forums.********.com/rennforums/showthread.php?t=228360 [/quote] <span class="smallfont">[/quote]
POST 7Original post
Just a hooking up to a switched wire. </blockquote>
POST 8Original post
http://www.986faq.com/7-0/v1.asp A bit more detailed 'how to'.
POST 9Original post
SF, After reading that I can tell you one thing, I won't be the one doing the install! Can you imagine, a guy who took 2 days to program his garage door homelink doing a V1 hardwire! /fckeditor/editor/images/smiley/MWPX/help.gif The car might not ever run again! Russ
POST 10Original post
I had a local Stereo shop in Austin do it for about $100 (in my M3). Not a problem.
POST 11Original post
Mark Are you planning on hardwiring the V1 into the Cayman?
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