Yes

 

Wake up man thats almost your shortest reply, are you sick, need chicken soup or the purple stuff

 

Wait a minute, you're the one who put me back into the cage.

Now, if you're willing to unlock the cage door and allow me to run rampant thru the forum, marinating the newbies and pointing out all the little warts on the pig......just say the word......

 

I think you should go over to 6Speed and give them some of Larry's wisdom, call it a punch bag to relieve your stress.

Frying newbies is banned marinating is ok.

 

Not even Larry would set foot in 6speed....that place is a train wreck.

 

 

Yes to which question? If you know where to connect them? or directly into the speakers? Significant scratch outlay is at issue.

 

Yes

 

Lewis, you are so cruel... and entertaining at the same time...

 

Thank you.
Nice to see you stop by the 'vacation villa' now and again.

 

Love this forum, who needs the Comedy Channel anymore?


BTW, ltc is 10k+ postings, where does he find the time? did I miss the big bash?

OK...

 

Not only did you miss the memorial 10K post, you even missed Larry's wake.....don't worry, you weren't alone.

Like all great artists, it takes a while after they're dead to be appreciated......I just never thought Hell would be a Cayenne.

 

Ok, seeing as we both live in MA can you recommend an installer who could put in an aftermarket HU without removing the Bose amp and speakers, and still maintain steering wheel control function?

 

Who says I live in Massachusetts? Is that what MA stands for? The RS must have been deleted, as I am currently on Mars.
You're mixing apples/oranges.....or you're mixing Cayenne/Touareg......or you're mixing Porsche/VW.....but I digress.

Yes, you can connect an aftermarket amplifier directly to the speakers already in the car (the method you chose....cutting off the amplifier harness connector or making a mating interface connector....is up to you).

No, you can not install an aftermarket MOST headunit to interface to the steering wheel controls and Bose (MOST) amplifier; as I don't know of a unit that current is on the market that meets those requirements.

(Now, Larry on the other hand, he could have interfaced just about anything into the Cayenne's infotainment network, but since he's dead (R.I.P. ), that's not really an option anymore.

Wait a minute, haven't we been thru this before? Have I been typing Martian and not English again? If so, my apologies.

 

Thanks, I will suck it up and put the PCM in.