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Mendozer

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    Calgary Alberta
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    05 Legacy Wagon
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    Baby builder

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  1. And how do we get our hands on this shirt?
  2. Are iPhone 7's not Lightning cables rather than FireWire?
  3. I have an 05GT with Celsius controls and it works like a champ So yes, it works great!
  4. Perfecto. Thank you. For some reason I could only find an Iphone 6 one on his website. Thanks for the help .
  5. Ordered this kit (I phone pro for 05 legacy GT) over 3 years ago, and its been working most awesomely, until recently that is. The male adapter that plugs into my iPhone recently broke some cables. Hence my phone can continue to charge but doesn't play music anymore. Anyone know where i can get a replacement cable (that will play & charge) as a replacement. Looked on their site (http://www.jazzyengineering.com/) but wasn't confidant. Any help / guidance would be welcomed. I miss my music, this kit was excellent.
  6. I don't think it really matters. I personally wouldn't recommend replacing with a factory harness (Subaru has not improved the wires within it). I personally recommend re-soldering some better wires through the accordion section. Much better (and less expensive) alternative.
  7. Maybe I should have clarified; I replaced my first harness with a SUBARU factory harness. On the second harness they used the same crap wires that were in my original harness. Hence my original factory harness, and my second SUBARU factory harness both crapped out. I then simply replaced all the wires that pass through the accordian with ones I soldered myself i.e. no more crap Subaru wiring Sorry, I wasn't trying to confuse.
  8. I did that my first time round, but the same crappy wires were used. Bought me another 3 years, but in the end, had to re-do it again. Soldered them the second time. Hoping (fingers crossed) it will last me at least another 3-4 years .
  9. I love when dealers check the quality of their work!!! As for feeding the wire through, I used a hollow pen. Just feed the pen through the accordion, fish the wire through it, than pull out the pen...volia
  10. My radio was also acting funny...Driver side has that wire. It was on its final legs. Replaced it and voila...radio was as good as new.
  11. Finally had the opportunity to post pictures. Opened up both accordions (driver and passenger sides). Had two wires failed on the driver side and 5 on the passenger side. Spend the good part of a Saturday cutting and soldering 12 wires (did some others as preventive maintenance). Now, my harness is all the same type of (and stronger / still maluable) wire through the accordions. Eat it Subaru. Spent $20 (and 5hrs), while Subaru wants $350 to change something that really should be a never fail item!
  12. Subscribed since I'll be doing this for the 2nd time shortly. First time, my tailgate wouldn't lock. Dealer wanted $375 to replace. Found a harness from a wrecked wagon, and installed. Worked amazingly for about 3 years. Now, radio is poor / weak, the door locks but the car doesn't read whether its open or closed (dash). The heating element doesn't work and my rear wiper is actually intermittent (i.e. it stops where / when it wants when you switch it off). I should just replace the whole tailgate (seems almost easier) but looks like ill be replacing BOTH (Driver and passenger) harnesses to remedy this. Ba hum bug.
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