Wanted original stock infinity stereo

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GT3000girl - 14 Jul 2004 23:56 GMT

Hi everyone, I just bought a 94 GT3000 and someone had replaced the
original infinity car stereo AM/FM/cassette with a cheap sony single CD. I
would like to find a used original to put back into it. Oh yes they also
took the Mitsibishi/pioneer 6 changer CD. They left the wiring intack and
the AMP. Thanks

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simpleton - 18 Jul 2004 01:51 GMT

the o.e.m. infinity stereo is gack. you'd be best served by some decent (not
necessarily expensive) aftermarket gear. there is a good reason to replace
that infinity stuff.

> Hi everyone, I just bought a 94 GT3000 and someone had replaced the
> original infinity car stereo AM/FM/cassette with a cheap sony single CD. I
> would like to find a used original to put back into it. Oh yes they also
> took the Mitsibishi/pioneer 6 changer CD. They left the wiring intack and
> the AMP. Thanks

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GT3000girl - 18 Jul 2004 21:20 GMT

Ok, please tell what I can replace it with that will also work with the
steering wheel buttons, the amplifier and the 6 CD player in the back.

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Nobody U. Know - 20 Jul 2004 17:24 GMT

Do you really use that feature? I had it. I used it a few times and found it
wasn't worth it. It was easier to use my right index finger since it was on
the shift knob anyway. Much safer and closer. It was just a gimmick.

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> Ok, please tell what I can replace it with that will also work with the
> steering wheel buttons, the amplifier and the 6 CD player in the back.

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Rick Brandt - 21 Jul 2004 00:43 GMT

Besides that, you don't need a changer these days. Just get a player that
supports MP3 format. You can get about a dozen full albums on one disk. Way
nicer than a clunky changer in the trunk. One of those cd wallets that mounts
to the sun visor can hold your entire music collection.

> Do you really use that feature? I had it. I used it a few times and found it
> wasn't worth it. It was easier to use my right index finger since it was on
> the shift knob anyway. Much safer and closer. It was just a gimmick.
>
> > Ok, please tell what I can replace it with that will also work with the
> > steering wheel buttons, the amplifier and the 6 CD player in the back.

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GT3000girl - 02 Aug 2004 18:28 GMT

Thanks everyone. Now that I did find 2 stereo's, type 2 and a type 3, I
need to find the code for them, where can I find the code or do I need to
take it to a dealer!
Thanks

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Myssi - 03 Aug 2004 04:24 GMT

> Thanks everyone. Now that I did find 2 stereo's, type 2 and a type 3, I
> need to find the code for them, where can I find the code or do I need to
> take it to a dealer!
> Thanks

I had to call the dealership and gave then the seiral number on the
stereo and they gave the code to me over the phone

~M

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Eclipsed - 20 Jul 2004 17:19 GMT

You can do the steps below:

1. click on the site below, scroll down and enter the info and items you
need or call them:
http://www.msrecycling.com/parts_inq/mitsubishi_3000gt.htm

If you will eventually sell the car you can put the stock stereo system
back.

OR
2. Click on the site below, scroll down and enter you info, then call
the tech rep and e would guide along with the 3000GT stereo using the
factory equipment ( steering wheel buttons) It might be expensive to
interface the existing stereo controls with a new head unit:
http://www.crutchfield.com/S-zdb4ejrhdO2/cgi-bin/ProdMenu.asp?s=0&cc=01&c=11&vst=Y

Good luck

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