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Thesuffering

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  1. Looking at 2014s and saw one today. There wasn't a ton of room with the third row opened up. I have 3 kids, one of which is under 2 and we have a BOB jogging stroller that we use as our primary stroller. It's not exactly tiny. Will one fit on its side? What's the measurements from seat to rear door while the seat is up? I know it has more than plenty with the seats down, but that defeats the purpose of having a third row.
  2. I only plan to drive a subwoofer via the aftermarket amp. The door speakers will stay on factory.
  3. Looking to buy a 2014 Journey SXT within the next couple weeks. Doing some research I did find the 4.3 system it has in is not removable, which is disappointing as I have an AppRadio 2 which integrates well with my iPhone and android phones. I've given up on trying to make the appradio work and relocating the 4.3 as the Journey only has 10k miles on it and I don't want to mess up the warranty. I would, however like to integrate my existing aftermarket amp and subwoofer to the setup. I've messed with car electronics for the last 10-15 years, but never with a system that's so integrated with the car. I've seen posts of some PAC adapter which will give low level inputs, but it's nearly $70. Can't I just wire into the rear speakers with high level input, or does the Journey somehow prohibit this? Is the Journey pretty straightforward as any other install with factory radios, or is there anything special about this vehicle?
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