Are these compatible with 2014 Jeep Patriot? also is the Set up something i could do on my own? and last, is there any wiring where i have to take apa
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I don't know if they are compatible with the Jeep Patriot. Yes, this is something you can set up on your own.
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They are comparable with any vehicle that you can remove the head rests. I did it on my own. I did have to connect wires on my own. Plenty of videos on you tube to help as well. That's what I did.
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Go to Crutchfield ... if you need the full install kit with bezel, antenna adapter and factory wiring kit and harness they give you the bezel kit and adapter for free and all install harnesses or steering wheel modules etc. are half off. Even though the unit is $699 at Crutchfield if you buy the iDataLink Maestro or Or Axxess wiring kits ... if you had to buy those new at full price anywhere plus this Pioneer here on Amazon it would come out to about the same price as you would pay if you bought the head unit from crutchfield and got the wiring kit and harness etc. for half off and other stuff for free. I know this looks like a good deal here but it't not if you need the entire install kit for your vehicle and you don't Pioneers Mfg. warranty ... but you do from Crutchfield. Just wanted to make you all aware of this.
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Yes, they are all pre-wired from the factory to be plug and play, it should be no different from my 2012
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That depends... What are you looking for that this one does not do? We have installed these on many 2013-2014 Wranglers with the 730 nav system The 2013's sounded OK, but there was an issue with range of volume. With amps set high enough to get full power, it was too loud at level "1" on the radio. So, we had to make a compromise. On the 2014 we just installed, it sounded great. Volume range was as much as you could ask for. We are a JL Audio dealer and use only JL amplifiers. Not sure if the change was in the radio or the adapter. You can use the JL "Clean Sweep", but it gets real expensive.
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Just hardwired mine today. I bought a Cobra hardwire kit (they are universal), a Bussman BP/HHH fuse tap (both from Amazon) and a 2amp fuse from an auto parts store. Very easy. Hardest part is figuring out how to run the wire throughout your car so that it's out of sight. You may need to look up diagrams and photos of dashboard/panel removals. Not hard. Also, you need to find a fuse in your box that works only with the key in the ignition. Easy enough to test/research. Total cost of hardwiring this myself was less than $25. Quoted a price of $75 from a car audio place.
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Wasn't hard to wire up, but the instructions were in very small print. You will want to enlarge them in a copier. A wiring diagram of your vehicles exterior lighting and windshield wiper system will come in handy. This system works very well.
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If your Dodge uses H6054 sealed beam headlamps, the kind that you throw away after they burn out, this Hella set up will be plug and play for you. My Jeep Cherokee XJ uses H6054 sealed beam headlamps (from the factory) and when I installed the Hella's in my Jeep, they literally plugged into the harnesses that came from the factory with my Jeep. They should fit just fine. I didn't upgrade my harnesses or wiring and the difference is unbelievable. You will especially notice the difference when you are out in pitch black on an asphalt road. Before, I had to use my old headlights on high but now i rarely use the "high" setting. Why these didn't just come as factory standard is beyond me.
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I have a jeep... put them in fog light spots... the plugs were different, and you need a dedicated line or you will get flicker... would use the included wiring harness that comes with them.
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These are actually perfect for your liberty. Assuming you still have the factory radio. The factory speaker are 2ohms so you'll actually be able to utilize these to their full potential.
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i use metra kits. and you will need to select the correct kit for your car, install dash kit,wiring kit,antenna adapter, here is the links to get you started. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=metra+install+kits&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Ametra+install+kits / http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=metra+wiring+install+kits&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Ametra+wiring+install+kits / http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords;=metra+antenna+install+kits&rh;=i%3Aaps%2Ck%3Ametra+antenna+install+kits
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I bought them for my mustang with Mach 460 speakers and had to cut off the factory plugs because they were proprietary. Not a big deal though. I don't know what your factory setup looks like though. I have an extra box of the speakers if you'd like to buy them cheaper.. Brand new
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hi this is randy I am karlas husband I was the one that purchased and installed the viper starter. not plug and play and the big problem is that it does not come with installation instructions I had to lokk all over the internet, I did find them. the viper is a very good unit, range on it is excellent. you have to have some electrical skills to install. I install it as I am a certified master auto tech. hope this helps. if you want the web site for install directions let me know'
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Well all I did was take off my front doors panel...splice the -&+speaker wire an that was all ..an just use the head unit to set it..i come wit a resistor so u have nuttin to worry about..just don't hoop them up wrong cause they will burn out
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That depends... What are you looking for that this one does not do? We have installed these on many 2013-2014 Wranglers with the 730 nav system The 2013's sounded OK, but there was an issue with range of volume. With amps set high enough to get full power, it was too loud at level "1" on the radio. So, we had to make a compromise. On the 2014 we just installed, it sounded great. Volume range was as much as you could ask for. We are a JL Audio dealer and use only JL amplifiers. Not sure if the change was in the radio or the adapter. You can use the JL "Clean Sweep", but it gets real expensive. That depends... What are you looking for that this one does not do? We have installed these on many 2013-2014 Wranglers with the 730 nav system The 2013's sounded OK, but there was an issue with range of volume. With amps set high enough to get full power, it was too loud at level "1" on the radio. So, we had to make a compromise. On the 2014 we just installed, it sounded great. Volume range was as much as you could ask for. We are a JL Audio dealer and use only JL amplifiers. Not sure if the change was in the radio or the adapter. You can use the JL "Clean Sweep", but... » Read More That depends... What are you looking for that this one does not do? We have installed these on many 2013-2014 Wranglers with the 730 nav system The 2013's sounded OK, but there was an issue with range of volume. With amps set high enough to get full power, it was too loud at level "1" on the radio. So, we had to make a compromise. On the 2014 we just installed, it sounded great. Volume range was as much as you could ask for. We are a JL Audio dealer and use only JL amplifiers. Not sure if the change was in the radio or the adapter. You can use the JL "Clean Sweep", but it gets real expensive. « Show Less
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If you hook these to your factory radio, they will be a huge improvement over the factory ones, but if you really want them to shine get an aftermarket amp / head unit. If you are comfortable splicing wires, you should have no problems hooking these up. Just Google the wiring diagram so that you can make sure that you connect the right wires to the correct terminals.
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The navigation system will no longer allow input when driving unless you perform the bypass mod which is illegal in most places as it results in destracted driving. It is easy to do however. Here is one site that shows how: http://avic411.com/index.php?/topic/36184-avic-x850bt-bypass/ As for compatibility with a 2014 Patriot, I can't say for sure but if there hasn't been a major design change, the interface should be the same as a 2013. I believe this harness may work for you: http://www.pac-audio.com/productDetails.aspx?ProductId=1116&CategoryID=26 I installed the system in a 2008 VW GTI with similar harnesses and it works great for me.
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Wish I could help you on your question but I had mine professionally installed. I do know they pulled it in the RCA 'sub-out' on my Alpine deck. I would start by looking to see if your Jeep's radio even has that option. Good Luck!