Steering wheel controls

[amtrucker22]

A lot of people may already know about this but this is a great mod for anyone who has swapped out their factory radio for an aftermarket JVC, Alpine, Clarion or Kenwood. I am sure they probably make them for other aftermarket radios also.

This has brought a lot of joy to me since I lost my steering wheel controls when I changed out my factory radio. I bought the earlier version of this product which has a IR sensor and sends the signal to the radio. It was horrible.

I then took the chance on this one and I LOVE it!!!! It works great with my Kenwood and will be getting one for my wifes Alpine. Definitely worth the money!!!!

Just something I came across and thought I would share. I am sure it was already listed somewhere but I thought I would bring it up for anyone who missed it.

ebay link

For future reference when the auction disappears this is the product model number:

Pac SWI-Jack

 

[JTS VENOM PERFORMANCE]

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good find bo:congrats:

 

[GriffsSRT]

Thanks bro

 

[pokeytemplar]

Your right they work very well!!!!!!!!

 

[Venom Power]

I got the PAC SWI-X to run my steering wheel controls with my Alpine head unit.. Been using it for a few years now..

 

[amtrucker22]

I got the PAC SWI-X to run my steering wheel controls with my Alpine head unit.. Been using it for a few years now..

That is the first one I used with infared. Mine was terrible. Had to get it at the right angle. This one is hardwired and is suppose to be the updated version! :rock:

 

[JRSVIPR]

That is the first one I used with infared. Mine was terrible. Had to get it at the right angle. This one is hardwired and is suppose to be the updated version! :rock:

I also have the SWIX on the system i just installed, Works great.

 

[amtrucker22]

Where did you guys put the IR sensor?

 

[Venom Power]

Mine's directly behind the head unit in the dash.

 

[bclark05]

Nice info thanks bro.

 

[amtrucker22]

Mine's directly behind the head unit in the dash.

Interesting. Mine had to be in the line of site of the IR receiver in order to work.