The stock cd player in my car is dead. I want to install a new
one...any tips, hints, warnings?
Thank you!
MOSFET - 02 Sep 2006 03:40 GMT
It seems like we have been getting a lot of questions like this lately. If
you are considering a new Alpine, go back several posts to "Questions About
Alpine 9857 Head Unit". I have some concerns about the newer Alpine units.
Also, our FAQ is good place to learn what to look for in a HU:
http://www.mobileaudio.com/rac-faq/
Good luck,
MOSFET
> The stock cd player in my car is dead. I want to install a new
> one...any tips, hints, warnings?
> Thank you!
Mister.Lull - 02 Sep 2006 04:35 GMT
Jacquie,
I can't speak for your specific model/year of car, but I have installed
an after market Head Unit into a Hyundai (Accent) before... One thing
I can tell you about that experience was that the entire dashboard was
put together in a VERY strange way. The screws that held everything
together were apparently meant to be unscrewed from INSIDE the dash,
since that's what way the head of the screws faced... If most/all
Hyundais are built the same way - then my best advice would be to spare
yourself and have the people you buy the new deck from install it.
There are a lot of places that install for the "price" of the parts (in
your case [assuming you're not putting anything else new in] I'd say
around $20.00 plus tax).
~Mister.Lull
> The stock cd player in my car is dead. I want to install a new
> one...any tips, hints, warnings?
> Thank you!