civic 2004 cd changer installing
 

I need to get the plate or radio out to see where the wiring
is.Question is how is this done, is there clips or a tool to use.
The cd changer is a JVC 1500 rf
Also ware is antenna connection is coming out to the radio?
Hope this is clear Thanks

Re: civic 2004 cd changer installing
 

pull the radio its all there

why didn't you just buy the alpine and a $10 adapter cable that makes it a
100% plug-in and its 100% controlled by the honda radio?

oh, ya save d $6 doing it wrong



"evader" <evafer@noware.com> wrote in message
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> I need to get the plate or radio out to see where the wiring
> is.Question is how is this done, is there clips or a tool to use.
> The cd changer is a JVC 1500 rf
> Also ware is antenna connection is coming out to the radio?
> Hope this is clear Thanks

Re: civic 2004 cd changer installing
 

pull the radio its all there

why didn't you just buy the alpine and a $10 adapter cable that makes it a
100% plug-in and its 100% controlled by the honda radio?

oh, ya save d $6 doing it wrong



"evader" <evafer@noware.com> wrote in message
news:353e91tc4ahlh45dtqq6jfm7pjsce0qlla@4ax.com...
> I need to get the plate or radio out to see where the wiring
> is.Question is how is this done, is there clips or a tool to use.
> The cd changer is a JVC 1500 rf
> Also ware is antenna connection is coming out to the radio?
> Hope this is clear Thanks

Re: civic 2004 cd changer installing
 

I do not want to spend $600 installed for a recever and changer thats
why I went with FM modulator and It sounds great now.The way you get
to the radio is remove the cover over shifter 2 screws and then 2 more
screws under the radio. Duck soup



On Fri, 27 May 2005 08:35:56 -0500, "I'm Right" <ImRight@urWrong.net>
wrote:

>pull the radio its all there
>
>why didn't you just buy the alpine and a $10 adapter cable that makes it a
>100% plug-in and its 100% controlled by the honda radio?
>
>oh, ya save d $6 doing it wrong
>
>
>
>"evader" <evafer@noware.com> wrote in message
>news:353e91tc4ahlh45dtqq6jfm7pjsce0qlla@4ax.com.. .
>> I need to get the plate or radio out to see where the wiring
>> is.Question is how is this done, is there clips or a tool to use.
>> The cd changer is a JVC 1500 rf
>> Also ware is antenna connection is coming out to the radio?
>> Hope this is clear Thanks
>

Re: civic 2004 cd changer installing
 

I do not want to spend $600 installed for a recever and changer thats
why I went with FM modulator and It sounds great now.The way you get
to the radio is remove the cover over shifter 2 screws and then 2 more
screws under the radio. Duck soup



On Fri, 27 May 2005 08:35:56 -0500, "I'm Right" <ImRight@urWrong.net>
wrote:

>pull the radio its all there
>
>why didn't you just buy the alpine and a $10 adapter cable that makes it a
>100% plug-in and its 100% controlled by the honda radio?
>
>oh, ya save d $6 doing it wrong
>
>
>
>"evader" <evafer@noware.com> wrote in message
>news:353e91tc4ahlh45dtqq6jfm7pjsce0qlla@4ax.com.. .
>> I need to get the plate or radio out to see where the wiring
>> is.Question is how is this done, is there clips or a tool to use.
>> The cd changer is a JVC 1500 rf
>> Also ware is antenna connection is coming out to the radio?
>> Hope this is clear Thanks
>