The Automatic and Manual harnesses are the same. There is just a plug in the shifter area that is unused on the manuals.

Question. Done swap now my gas gauge doesn't work and dash harness was done as well
 

So did full swap in my 10. Had the kit fro. 13/14 car so bought a 10 dash harness . And plugged everything in. Then installed and even plugged 5 plugs for steering column. And was a Shaker 500. No sub in the trunk. Now I have no gas gauge working. And I can't get my door subs to work yet as well. Right side sound is very little at max volume. Any help please before I sell whole thing. And go dynavin 7 or dynavin 8.

Did you add the amp in the trunk? If not you need to for sound. No clue about the gas gauge, I would pull the steering wheel and make sure everything is plugged in all the way.

That seems unlikely. The space behind the bezel is fairly limited and I would not imagine that an aftermarket head unit would have the angle and dimensions to have it look even remotely decent. For the heated seats, that may work, but they operation on the HVAC module and you would have to hack the above openings which would again make it look like a poor install.

I figured i’d ask because i’ve seen it done with what looks to be a 7inch kenwood unit. The pioneer im looking at is a single DIN, floating design that can retract, extend and move 2.5in up or down so i figured it would be even easier to fit. Here’s what im talking about:
https://cimg1.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...086e2ac9e.jpeg

That is an impressive install. That said, the movement of the unit is a nice feature but here is very little room for adjustment behind the OEM panel. As a note, if you start the car without the panel in place and the buttons connected, the HVAC goes full fan speed. You will need to be certain that the head unit, once moved, does not adjust when power is removed. I think it is possible (what isn't) but may be worth experimenting with before finalizing. By that I mean buying a damaged center panel before buying one that is more expensive and unmarred. Worst case you can sell on the damaged unit for a minimal loss before cutting a clean one.

Can you elaborate more on what you mean by “You will need to be certain that the head unit, once moved, does not adjust when power is removed.” im confused on what you mean by saying “adjust”.

Sure. You stated that the head unit "can retract, extend and move 2.5in up or down." On the off chance you can get it to fit with the OEM panel, you will want to be certain that once a position is set the HU does not revert to what it sees a 'neutral' position when the power turns off. That could cause it to force itself against the panel or worse, damage the gearing that allows for the monitor movement.

I should have specified, it is not a software adjustment. The "stereo" and the screen are separate and they are attached through the use of a bracket. This bracket can be position in different ways (like the adjustments i mentioned earlier) and then secured in place by old fashion screws. Once the position is set, there is not way to change it through software, you'd have to take the whole unit apart, unscrew the hardware and adjust the bracket accordingly. Below are some pictures:
https://cimg6.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...3c0608e2a2.jpg
https://cimg7.ibsrv.net/gimg/themust...842abc9ebe.jpg