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05-13-14, 09:34 AM
#3
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I can't seem to post more than one pic at a time
The kit was no more than a small black box and two connectors
It's taped to the white firewall in the photo at the bottom
The kit was no more than a small black box and two connectors
It's taped to the white firewall in the photo at the bottom
05-13-14, 02:51 PM
#6
Driver
Thread Starter
Getting to the radio was a breeze compared to some older vehicles. Prestigious society really gives you detailed instructions that made this the easiest installation ever. Here's a photo of one of the pages it even comes with Pictures Specific to your model.
Last edited by diggdyone; 05-13-14 at 05:22 PM.
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05-13-14, 07:05 PM
#9
I like, but I'm afraid of disassembling the parts and not knowing how to put them back together. Also, I'm notorious for breaking delicate things. You're probably experienced in things like this, no?
05-14-14, 04:24 AM
#11
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http://www.prestigioussociety.com/?page_id=138
The cost was $309.99. Hey its worth it and you brought a Lexus. The instructions stated it would take an hour and that's just how long it took. It was longer to install my Rockford Forsgate powered sub; then it was to pull the whole dash apart and put it back together.
In the pictures on the instructions it even shows you where to place your fingers and how to pull the trim from left to right. I mean it is meticulously spelled-out. There where only six screws and everything else on the dash was simply pushed in place.
The kit works like this, you tap the minus Steering wheel volume control twice then positive volume twice and it activates the program so that you can navigate and do anything that was locked out while the vehicle was moving.
To work the DVD, all you have to do is slide the disc in and it is automatically activated.
I'm lovin it!
The cost was $309.99. Hey its worth it and you brought a Lexus. The instructions stated it would take an hour and that's just how long it took. It was longer to install my Rockford Forsgate powered sub; then it was to pull the whole dash apart and put it back together.
In the pictures on the instructions it even shows you where to place your fingers and how to pull the trim from left to right. I mean it is meticulously spelled-out. There where only six screws and everything else on the dash was simply pushed in place.
The kit works like this, you tap the minus Steering wheel volume control twice then positive volume twice and it activates the program so that you can navigate and do anything that was locked out while the vehicle was moving.
To work the DVD, all you have to do is slide the disc in and it is automatically activated.
I'm lovin it!
Last edited by diggdyone; 05-14-14 at 09:20 AM.
05-14-14, 11:04 AM
#13
http://www.prestigioussociety.com/?page_id=138
It was longer to install my Rockford Forsgate powered sub; then it was to pull the whole dash apart and put it back together.
It was longer to install my Rockford Forsgate powered sub; then it was to pull the whole dash apart and put it back together.
Great work!
05-14-14, 02:02 PM
#14
Driver
Thread Starter
Thanks guys!
I didn't take many photo Because the instructions had all the details and information you can ask for. These guys really know what They are doing At prestigious. The instructions will make you an expert. I must admit I was nervous but it was so easy.
I didn't take many photo Because the instructions had all the details and information you can ask for. These guys really know what They are doing At prestigious. The instructions will make you an expert. I must admit I was nervous but it was so easy.