New Radio For The Kei Truck!! (Daihatsu HiJet Build EP6) 

run a wire to the battery for the clock.. Super Simple Also solder shouldn't come off with a tug of a stripper thats a cold solder joint probably from aluminum wire or not using flux or a dirty wire

Your door has room for four inch. But you better get marine speakers with tighter magnetic. So you can roll your window down all the way.

The red and yellow need to be separate, one needs to be a constant 12+ and the other is the keyed 12+ that you have both hooked up to now That way it will keep your settings and clock time after the key is turned off

If anyone else is doing this, they do make retro style radios with modern features. It would allow you to skip the Dremel.

Electrical engineer here. 2:30 - That's some of the sorriest soldering I've seen. Actually, in vehicles which are subject to vibration, a good quality crimp connection is much more reliable. Solder wicks into stranded wire, essentially making it solid wire at that point. The stress from vibration is at this stress riser is born by one wire strand at a time, each fatiguing and breaking. Heat shrink over a soldered connection can help reduce strain from vibration, and a short piece of heat shrink inside a longer piece can further reduce the potential for wire breakage, but quality (Panduit, 3M, Amp, etc) crimp connectors and quality crimping tools will be faster, easier, neater and more reliable. 3:15 - Electrical tape over a twisted wire connection is planning to fail. This makes me a sad panda. There is an accessory power connection (on with the ignition) as well as an always on power connection. You need to connect both for the stereo to work properly. If you have trouble finding an always on 12V power source, you can run one from the battery or the big wire on the starter, but there is an always on power source at the ignition. I was looking at a few mech-less (no CD) Pioneer double DIN stereos at Amazon because my Hijet has a single DIN Japanese radio on top of a single DIN storage cubby and I'd like a nice big display for a backup camera. I think I've settled on the ATOTO A6-PF 7 inch Android double DIN car stereo (B09PD2NQB4 at Amazon). I'll aim the forward DVR camera on the dash at the driver's window to record cop cam, and I'll get a simple two channel DVR with GPS speed for front and rear facing DVR. I'm not an audiophile but I'm thinking of four 6.5" marine speakers (B004BQWFHK) in the corners of the cab roof. I don't care for door speakers and the ceiling installation should be easier. I'll probably install the stereo when I'm painting the inside of the cab with Monstaliner. It's apparently not too difficult to remove the Hijet dash, and that should result in a much nicer job of painting and stereo installation.

I'm looking at getting a radio for my hijet jumbo that's currently on a boat headed my way. did you happen to measure the depth of the opening for the radio? I'd like to get one of those flip up single din android head units so that I can run a speedometer app among others. thanks, Steve

Mine comes righty we ride left side in Nigeria!

Truck look nice ♂️ man..

LOL YUUUP pioneer pontoon boat stereo SO dope. I got my phone on my dash it bangs like a low rider. Hilarious sound quality people gawk when I roll through town. Your next step needs to be LED lights all around, led headlights with relays I can get you any parts numbers you need off amazon man hit me up. Mine is sick now.

Yooo......I'm trying to get a wiring harness kit for my 1997 daihatsu atrai. Do you know if your kit will work on my van??

im 6'4 and juuuuuuust fit in my Honda Acty.

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I an from turkey l have same car my problem is the ignetion cable have new cable but l dont now how can l do it the number fuckt up men:)

Please help sir