? if you installed a cd changer yourself.
#1
? if you installed a cd changer yourself.
I'm installing a cd changer in my car and have a couple of questions.
- Has any one been able to use those mini-fuse taps? I put them on, but the blade gets too tick and I can't fit then back in. I'm thinking about just splicing the wires on the back of the radio.
- if you mount it on the trunk, under the rear deck, are there any wires to look out for, to make sure the screws don't drill them, or come out the other side.
Thanks in advance.
- Has any one been able to use those mini-fuse taps? I put them on, but the blade gets too tick and I can't fit then back in. I'm thinking about just splicing the wires on the back of the radio.
- if you mount it on the trunk, under the rear deck, are there any wires to look out for, to make sure the screws don't drill them, or come out the other side.
Thanks in advance.
#2
You didn't mention if you were installing an aftermarket changer, or a stock changer. Also, you didn't mention the type of headunit you had (Bose, Non-Bose premium, cassette only, etc).
I am here to offer a suggestion only. If you have the stock, non-Bose 1-DIN cassette deck and have the bottom spaces open, you could install the 1-DIN six-disc changer. Fits right underneath and comes with a jumper harness to connect to the back of your headunit.
Worryless wiring ... just a suggestion. Sorry, it doesn't answer your question though
I am here to offer a suggestion only. If you have the stock, non-Bose 1-DIN cassette deck and have the bottom spaces open, you could install the 1-DIN six-disc changer. Fits right underneath and comes with a jumper harness to connect to the back of your headunit.
Worryless wiring ... just a suggestion. Sorry, it doesn't answer your question though
#3
I completed CD changer Install.
I got a Bose unit, and I'm installing an after market 10 disk MP3 Player. (by the way, it's RF, I didn't want to change the inside looks of the car with a new head unit -
I DID IT!
Last night at 1:30am I completed the installation of my CD changer.
It sounds great, everything looks great. Both the wireless and wired control/display are out of sight, but easily accesible.
I'm really happy about that, but check this &^%$ out: some of the lights on my climate control got messed up. They still work, but they are too dim. (off, recycle, auto, eco, and temp). I think the wire is just loose, so I'll have to take out the whole #$&%ING thing again.
That's right, I'm happy about one thing, mad about another.
I DID IT!
Last night at 1:30am I completed the installation of my CD changer.
It sounds great, everything looks great. Both the wireless and wired control/display are out of sight, but easily accesible.
I'm really happy about that, but check this &^%$ out: some of the lights on my climate control got messed up. They still work, but they are too dim. (off, recycle, auto, eco, and temp). I think the wire is just loose, so I'll have to take out the whole #$&%ING thing again.
That's right, I'm happy about one thing, mad about another.
#4
Re: I completed CD changer Install.
Originally posted by myiqis180
I'm really happy about that, but check this &^%$ out: some of the lights on my climate control got messed up. They still work, but they are too dim. (off, recycle, auto, eco, and temp). I think the wire is just loose, so I'll have to take out the whole #$&%ING thing again.
I'm really happy about that, but check this &^%$ out: some of the lights on my climate control got messed up. They still work, but they are too dim. (off, recycle, auto, eco, and temp). I think the wire is just loose, so I'll have to take out the whole #$&%ING thing again.
Thanks
#5
Re: Re: I completed CD changer Install.
Originally posted by dashingMax
Exactly the same thing happened to my climate control system when I installed my Alpine head unit. How and what did you end up doing to fix it?
Thanks
Exactly the same thing happened to my climate control system when I installed my Alpine head unit. How and what did you end up doing to fix it?
Thanks
the lights from the dealer cost about 4.25 each and I think there are a total of 5 little bulb. When you pull out the whole front face, on the back of the Climate control (you probably want to take if out of the metal track holding the radio) you will see like five wholes with a little brown plastic screw, that's the bulb. Half a turn will unscrew it. While I was at it, I replaced all the bulbs, just in case. They are very frigile and shaking them around can make them burn up faster. Let me know if you need more details.
#6
Re: Re: Re: I completed CD changer Install.
Originally posted by myiqis180
Hey, so after taking the whole thing apart, I realized that one of the little light bulb was out (actually 4 of them when out by the time I did this)
the lights from the dealer cost about 4.25 each and I think there are a total of 5 little bulb. When you pull out the whole front face, on the back of the Climate control (you probably want to take if out of the metal track holding the radio) you will see like five wholes with a little brown plastic screw, that's the bulb. Half a turn will unscrew it. While I was at it, I replaced all the bulbs, just in case. They are very frigile and shaking them around can make them burn up faster. Let me know if you need more details.
Hey, so after taking the whole thing apart, I realized that one of the little light bulb was out (actually 4 of them when out by the time I did this)
the lights from the dealer cost about 4.25 each and I think there are a total of 5 little bulb. When you pull out the whole front face, on the back of the Climate control (you probably want to take if out of the metal track holding the radio) you will see like five wholes with a little brown plastic screw, that's the bulb. Half a turn will unscrew it. While I was at it, I replaced all the bulbs, just in case. They are very frigile and shaking them around can make them burn up faster. Let me know if you need more details.
Would you happen to know the part number(s) for these bulbs?
Also, can you buy 'em at Autozone or some auto parts store?
Thanks again.
#7
Re: Re: Re: Re: I completed CD changer Install.
Originally posted by dashingMax
I see what you mean. The same exact thing must've happened to me also. The darn connector in the back of the climate control just will NOT come off. I used a flat head and almost forced it out. In that struggle, I must've damaged the bulbs. Hopefully replacing the bulbs will do it.
Would you happen to know the part number(s) for these bulbs?
Also, can you buy 'em at Autozone or some auto parts store?
Thanks again.
I see what you mean. The same exact thing must've happened to me also. The darn connector in the back of the climate control just will NOT come off. I used a flat head and almost forced it out. In that struggle, I must've damaged the bulbs. Hopefully replacing the bulbs will do it.
Would you happen to know the part number(s) for these bulbs?
Also, can you buy 'em at Autozone or some auto parts store?
Thanks again.
I do think in this case there's no real choise, but to get jipped by the dealer.
#11
Originally posted by dashingMax
4 bucks for that little thing. Yikes!
Thanks Tim.
BTW, is that Delphi SkyFI (XM Radio) I see behind the scenes. Yours?
I wanna get that next
4 bucks for that little thing. Yikes!
Thanks Tim.
BTW, is that Delphi SkyFI (XM Radio) I see behind the scenes. Yours?
I wanna get that next
yeah, love my Skyfi. Got the home and car kits.. good stuff. I have the Pioneer 903 in the max right now, but the wife is getting that in the pathfinder. Unfortunately, I dont think the mounting or display colors will look all that great in the max but its worth it.
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