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Are you running 3-way active in the front? What amps are you running for all of your channels?

Are you running 3-way active in the front? What amps are you running for all of your channels?

Your center will not be retained because you are removing the b&o amp that powers it. Further, the zen will automatically re-route the center channel alerts to the front left and right. The rear alerts will still run through the rear speakers as long as they are amplified like the fronts.

I made my own harnesses to extend the units to the far left. The rear window motor is pretty flush already. You will need to flip the two modules mounted to the back wall so they also sit flush. I used double stick Velcro to to attach them. What speakers would you not being using? I am confused...

Please email Phoenix and tell them about this. It will do more good to email them than post here.

I called today. They said it should ship by Friday. Hopefully.

Yup! The link in my original post is the motorcraft oem filter.

Yeah, just make the change in the sync setting screen.

Good to know. Thanks!

Oh gotcha, I am assuming you also paid the 300.00 core charge?

What company did you order the cluster from?

I like this. Thank you.

I know it sounds crazy but 2020’s are just around the corner and they are almost guaranteed to be a refreshed body style and new interior. Let’s say you wait 4-5 months for the new body style and you don’t like it. Well it’s a win win because A. you actually get the option to choose and make an...

That’s the right one!

That’s v2. V3 is 32g.

No you don’t. The signal out of the oem headunit is excellent as is and the fact that it is integrated with every other system in the vehicle, it’s not something I would recommend removing.

What do think about your Blam components. I haven’t heard any of their speakers yet.

Same here.

I agree. Sorry for hijacking. @Bent22 Please PM me and we will get this fixed.

So you tapped the sony amp subwoofer output or you taped the the right front midbass speaker output? Plug you factory speaker back in and check for crackling again.

Also, please show me the harness you used.

Can you post a picture of your connections please? Since you have the sony system, adding an amp would have been as simple as tapping the sub output on the sony amp. Just to confirm, you did or did not have crackling prior to replacing the speakers?

The fact that oem harness was cut is where I would start. You can have a short on the negative side of the speaker channel and a multi meter will still show continuity. You can also have a positive from one channel and a negative from another channel mixed. This will cause static. A polarity...

No center channel. Not needed. Using toslink instead of analog. Toslink is a 2 channel digital signal so chimes are routed through the truck through 2 channels. Performs like oem just comes out of tweeter instead of center. The amp rack is made from 1/4” abs.

Yes, the preferred method is to use the NavTV Zen a2b. Then you can do things like this..... (install is still in process, everything has to be removed one more time to finish the acrylic led risers, leds, leather wrapping, and beauty panel but it is sounding incredible!)