Thanks. Some useful info in this video.
Question: I am going to install the IPF backup light on a AEV bumper setup.
How much trouble is it to mount the toggle switch in the center console?
Do you have a video for removing the console?
And do you think I can run all of my wiring from the console to the lights just along the floor under the carpet?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
if anyone needs info how to take the whole dash apart ask me I know where every single screw goes and take the whole dash apart in 30 min. the part where he took the window switch off is not safe it will deff leave scratches and down the road it will bug the hell out of u. best way is to remove the left or right vent next to the switch and push the plug from the back towards you that way u will not damage the panel.
There is a panel on each side of the dash that pulls out. That should give you access to the speakers. This isn’t my Jeep so I can’t just go look at it. I’m pretty sure all of the steps in this video don’t provide access to the speakers.
Do I need to do all of this to get to the front speakers? I didn’t see anywhere on this video that describes removing the panels for the front speakers?
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how do you remove the kick panels, the door sill trim peices
Thanks. Some useful info in this video.
Question: I am going to install the IPF backup light on a AEV bumper setup.
How much trouble is it to mount the toggle switch in the center console?
Do you have a video for removing the console?
And do you think I can run all of my wiring from the console to the lights just along the floor under the carpet?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
This kinda sucks, you gotta pull the dash apart just to get to the head unit. But i guess it keeps it water resistant.
thanks!
Thank you buddy, you saved me hours of frustration…
if anyone needs info how to take the whole dash apart ask me I know where every single screw goes and take the whole dash apart in 30 min. the part where he took the window switch off is not safe it will deff leave scratches and down the road it will bug the hell out of u. best way is to remove the left or right vent next to the switch and push the plug from the back towards you that way u will not damage the panel.
rhb mygig
Where is the subwoofer amp located on a 2012 JK series? I am looking on many forums and no one has made it clear.
I love the not for JK-Forum use!
Does anyone know what type of radio this is?
awesome fitch!! thanks !! i can mount my light switches finally!
Horrible camera angles…couldn’t see what you were doing half the time!
Those pioneers AVH- are selling red hot, am gonna put one in my Jeep by next week
I have a 2012 wrangler. Do you know if I need an after market stereo to install my sub and amp, or if the stock ones on these cars are capable?
I love the JK Forum intro lol. Well done, this will help me tomorrow when I do my system. Thanks!
There is a panel on each side of the dash that pulls out. That should give you access to the speakers. This isn’t my Jeep so I can’t just go look at it. I’m pretty sure all of the steps in this video don’t provide access to the speakers.
Do I need to do all of this to get to the front speakers? I didn’t see anywhere on this video that describes removing the panels for the front speakers?
OMG! This rocks! Thank you!
Well I see what I’ve got to to look forward to, that’s a shame all that mess just to replace the stock system.
No problem. I’m glad you found it useful!
Thank you for sharing this is VER USEFUL
We are headed over there for sure. We should be there starting Monday.
I was gonna say! Sweet! So are you guys going to EJS? We are heading out April 3rd and staying till the 9th..
Negative. I’ve got to many hours wrapped up in it. This is my buddies Jeep that we’re building 🙂 The 2012’s are nice.
Did you trade the other Jeep??