I did this install on my automatic yesterday, and it works fine. Some notes from the install:
- The white connector by the base of the steering column: There was no wire (and therefore pin) in position 6 on the car side of the connector. There was a wire in the 6 position on the steering wheel side of the connector. So I used a wire tap to connect my wire above the connector on the wheel side. It was a little tight, but I got it in there.
- The other 3 connections that needed to be made at the steering column I connected on the car side of the white harness. I cut these wires and connected my wires from the radio to the white harness.
- I removed all panels from the car instead of just moving them out of the way. Disconnecting 4 or 5 plugs wasn't took much to ask for the added room.
- You HAVE to remove the wheel to put the controls on even if you have an auto with shift controls. They have to be screwed in, and therefore the old ones need to be unscrewed, and the only way to do this is to take the wheel off.
The only thing that went wrong was when I put the wheel back on I guess I did it off center. It looked straight when I put it back on, but I think it was because the wheel got a little turned when I was trying to break the steering wheel nut.
I used 5 wire taps, 4 at the radio and one at the steering column. I used 3 wire nuts for the cut wires at the steering column. I used all 16g wire, and the taps were for 16g as well.