OEM honda double din install
03-20-2018, 06:20 PM
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OEM honda double din install
Im just wondering if its possible to install a 2018 crv double din stereo into my 97 se. I know it doesnt fit perfectly but that i can troubleshoot. Im very curious however if it can be properly installed in order to use the touchscreen and hopefully bluetooth functions. My original nissan one is getting more and more broken.
03-20-2018, 09:41 PM
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How big is the Honda radio compared to the Nissan radio? I know that the Toyota radio is just too big to even fit in.
If the width of the Honda radio (the body part, not the face plate) is the same or smaller, I suppose you could make it work. I doubt if anyone makes a bezel to fit a Honda radio in a Nissan, so you will have make your own or live with a gap around the radio.
Find out what kind of electrical signals the Honda radio uses for inputs. I know that the Toyota radios use some input from Toyota specific parts of the car which would prevent the radio from working in a Nissan even if it would fit.
Considering all the work you will need to do, assuming it is possible, I would buy an aftermarket radio like JVC, Kenwood, Pioneer or whatever and put that in. All the various adaptors are readily available for a great looking conversion.
If the width of the Honda radio (the body part, not the face plate) is the same or smaller, I suppose you could make it work. I doubt if anyone makes a bezel to fit a Honda radio in a Nissan, so you will have make your own or live with a gap around the radio.
Find out what kind of electrical signals the Honda radio uses for inputs. I know that the Toyota radios use some input from Toyota specific parts of the car which would prevent the radio from working in a Nissan even if it would fit.
Considering all the work you will need to do, assuming it is possible, I would buy an aftermarket radio like JVC, Kenwood, Pioneer or whatever and put that in. All the various adaptors are readily available for a great looking conversion.
03-21-2018, 02:47 PM
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How big is the Honda radio compared to the Nissan radio? I know that the Toyota radio is just too big to even fit in.
If the width of the Honda radio (the body part, not the face plate) is the same or smaller, I suppose you could make it work. I doubt if anyone makes a bezel to fit a Honda radio in a Nissan, so you will have make your own or live with a gap around the radio.
Find out what kind of electrical signals the Honda radio uses for inputs. I know that the Toyota radios use some input from Toyota specific parts of the car which would prevent the radio from working in a Nissan even if it would fit.
Considering all the work you will need to do, assuming it is possible, I would buy an aftermarket radio like JVC, Kenwood, Pioneer or whatever and put that in. All the various adaptors are readily available for a great looking conversion.
If the width of the Honda radio (the body part, not the face plate) is the same or smaller, I suppose you could make it work. I doubt if anyone makes a bezel to fit a Honda radio in a Nissan, so you will have make your own or live with a gap around the radio.
Find out what kind of electrical signals the Honda radio uses for inputs. I know that the Toyota radios use some input from Toyota specific parts of the car which would prevent the radio from working in a Nissan even if it would fit.
Considering all the work you will need to do, assuming it is possible, I would buy an aftermarket radio like JVC, Kenwood, Pioneer or whatever and put that in. All the various adaptors are readily available for a great looking conversion.
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