Secret is out....
I wanted a Nogaro S4 with the light grey interior in the worst way for about a year, still want one, but now have realized that its not really financially doable right now. Maybe in the next year or two though, I vow to own a car with a turbo on it by 2011!!
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2nd Gear
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 1,061
From: Ithaca, New York
Thanks guys. I was originally looking for a 6 speed and told my self that im going to get it soon but when i saw this one i wanted it so bad for the price and condition i didnt care about tranny. Im not a racer nor going to mod the **** out of it to race its going to be a CLEAN daily driver 
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2nd Gear
Joined: Jul 2008
Posts: 1,061
From: Ithaca, New York
So i need someones advice about installing a aftermarket CD/DVD player in the S4 and i read that its very hard unless you gut everything and hard wire all the new components...
What should i do?
What should i do?
5th Gear
Joined: May 2007
Posts: 7,728
From: noob from NY
psh you picked up your car at 1 and took you and your fast S4 over 3 hours where it took us A4 guys 1 hour to get the 'Cuse. slow *** driver hehe. and it's not my fault, i was driving a toyota that was loaded with **** and can't corner.
onto your question. since you have a stock bose setup, it can be annoying to wire because you already have a factory amp. i'd rip out all the old **** and put in new. i think it would make you job a lot easier than finding which wire is which to splice into and stuff. if you want to wait and get the door speakers first and want some boom, there's a diy to splice into the factory amp and run dual amp to the woofers. that's wut i did on mine. also since you have a single din dvd player, you'll need an adapter. ebay sells one for our car but i heard they don't exactly fit right. you should get one from crutchfield or bestbuy. another thing is the k line that the obd II uses to detect the radio. i'm not totally sure about that but most radios have that feature built in but some don't. if yours doesn't you won't be able to use the OBD II which means you'll fail inspection next year. i haven't heard of any fixed for that though. as for the door speaker wiring, you can use the factory wiring and just solder it or use M/F connectors. for the woofer wiring, that comes from the HU so no worries there. last of all you may need an adapter to connect the HU to the stock wiring in the dash. i'm like all smart of a sudden right? lol slow *** driver hehe
onto your question. since you have a stock bose setup, it can be annoying to wire because you already have a factory amp. i'd rip out all the old **** and put in new. i think it would make you job a lot easier than finding which wire is which to splice into and stuff. if you want to wait and get the door speakers first and want some boom, there's a diy to splice into the factory amp and run dual amp to the woofers. that's wut i did on mine. also since you have a single din dvd player, you'll need an adapter. ebay sells one for our car but i heard they don't exactly fit right. you should get one from crutchfield or bestbuy. another thing is the k line that the obd II uses to detect the radio. i'm not totally sure about that but most radios have that feature built in but some don't. if yours doesn't you won't be able to use the OBD II which means you'll fail inspection next year. i haven't heard of any fixed for that though. as for the door speaker wiring, you can use the factory wiring and just solder it or use M/F connectors. for the woofer wiring, that comes from the HU so no worries there. last of all you may need an adapter to connect the HU to the stock wiring in the dash. i'm like all smart of a sudden right? lol slow *** driver hehe