is the directed dball already programmed for a 06 dodge Durango or do I need the xloader too?
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need the xloader2 .... Unless seller programs it for you, All Dball units come blank (no firmware) from the factory!
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You would want a kit that corresponds to your stock bulb, I know a dakota is 9007 I would assume it's the same for a durango
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Install Manual can be found here http://www.directeddealers.com/manuals/IG/Avital/N4103_2008-07_web.pdf
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DL is for cars with OBD2 data. I have a Honda with an OBD1 ECU. Wouldn't work for me. If I had an OBD2 race car, then I would get the DL.
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It should I looked it up on their website http://www.pac-audio.com/productSearch.aspx?Make=Dodge&MakeId;=7&Model;=Durango&Mode;lId=1328&Year;=2007&YearId;=18
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I've used mine on a number of vehicles including a 1993 Chevy S10 Blazer, 2004 Ford Mustang, 2004 Ford F350, and a 2008 Ford Explorer. It works very well. The ODBII cable supplied with the CodeScout should plug right in to a 2004 Trailblazer. This tool has saved me its purchase price in mechanic shop bills at least 3 times over since I bought it. Some of the newer cars have required a Chiltons or Haynes shop manual to compare the trouble codes to, but those books are worth the price as well.
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When you order the EASYlift be sure to give all the data they ask for about your make/model/ etc. This is NOT a "one size fits all product". My Dodge is a dually with a large hole in the middle of the tailgate for the three light bar wiring. I had to drill a separate hole on my installation.
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My dbl din just slid right into the factory slot of the factory radio, if your factory radio is dbl din size it should just fit right in. As far as other products I has to purchase a wire harness since Chevrolet doesn't use normal plug in harnesses, I guess it's a proprietary thing. Nothing else purchased.
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Mike is right needs programming by the dealer, i didn't use it in my Chevy Colorado with a Viper basic alarm,instead i pulled a new wire from the starter to the alarm and installed a relay for the ignition kill and it works fine.
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If your current set up is a single din, then yes. You'll need to purchas the in dash adapter and the wiring harness adapter, both available from Metra. By the way, it's a great setup. I've had mine for over a year now and it's still working perfectly. The best part is the bluetooth streaming and phone. The DVD player is nice too, when my kid is in the car.
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It depends on the year of your vehicle. You may need a security immobilizer override module such as the DB-ALL or DBALL2. Most vehicles within the last several years require an override. These modules can also simplify the installation. You can check on directechs.com. If you do require one of these modules and are installing this yourself then you will have to find a shop to update the firmware on it specific to your vehicle. Or you can purchase an XKLoader2 (available on-line) and download the firmware from directechs.com yourself. You will need to have a computer with Internet Explorer browser to use the XKLoader2.
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U will need a wire harness for that vehicle and a dash kit. Walmart or any audio store will have both
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No. This is not a D.I.Y. type of project. If you have done these before, you know this is a good unit at a good price. If you are doing it for the first time, pay someone to install it. The wiring harness is as big around as your arm, and you need specialized software to program the unit to your specific vehicle.
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I have not had any personal experience with installation in a Dodge, but having put one in a Mustang GT with a Kicker 500 and "factory" amp, a 1500 ohm resistor may be needed on the amp wire from the radio to prevent a startup "THUMP" upon activation. But, getting the installation kits (brackets and wire harness) and complete your installation as instructed first (some install videos may be found on youtube-) then see what other corrective measures may be needed with your system. The only extensive problems I have had with these radio installations has been on vehicles with complex OEM entertaiment systems and Onstar equipped vehicles.I hope this has been helpful, Good luck. I have not had any personal experience with installation in a Dodge, but having put one in a Mustang GT with a Kicker 500 and "factory" amp, a 1500 ohm resistor may be needed on the amp wire from the radio to prevent a startup "THUMP" upon activation. But, getting the installation kits (brackets and wire harness) and complete your installation as instructed first (some install videos may be found on youtube-) then see what other corrective measures may be needed with your system. The only extensive problems I have had with these radio installations has been on vehicles... » Read More I have not had any personal experience with installation in a Dodge, but having put one in a Mustang GT with a Kicker 500 and "factory" amp, a 1500 ohm resistor may be needed on the amp wire from the radio to prevent a startup "THUMP" upon activation. But, getting the installation kits (brackets and wire harness) and complete your installation as instructed first (some install videos may be found on youtube-) then see what other corrective measures may be needed with your system. The only extensive problems I have had with these radio installations has been on vehicles with complex OEM entertaiment systems and Onstar equipped vehicles.I hope this has been helpful, Good luck. « Show Less
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that info likely could be ascertained by looking at a wiring diagram for the many Ford products that use this, such as 94 F series trucks. Otherwise its just plug and play in the proper application.
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You will need to call the Dodge dealer and tell them what radio you have and they can tell you. You will still need to go to the dealer to have them activate it so its worth the money to have them install also.
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I had to cap the extra wires, AND, I ran a jumper wire from the lighter (orange, I believe) to the harness because it was recommended on a Dodge forum. Something about the stock ignition power wire not working with after-market equipment. I used mine on an '05 Magnum, if that makes any difference.