Date: Mon, 29 Nov 1999 07:47:35 -0800 From: "John R. Weiss" <jrweissnopsamet*nospam*.com> Subject: Re: installing cd changer in saab 900s '94.
Must be a trade-off for the standard kangaroo deflectors down there... ;-) I had to run a wire from the trunk to the fuse box in my '94 for the trailer hitch wiring (if you're going to put on a hitch, get it and the wiring kit while you have the car torn up!). It was a lot easier to pull up the carpeting and feed the wire than I thought it might be. Getting to the back of the radio might be a bit more difficult, though (I haven't tried that yet)... I'd buy the Saab mounting kit (I did for my '94). Otherwise, you have to figure a good way to keep the CD changer from moving around and getting slammed by other stuff in the trunk (or is it a boot there?). You might be able to make yourself a bracket, but I think the price of the kit is reasonable. ----------------- John Weiss Seattle, WA remove *nospam* from e-mail address for reply <gregory_kleverlaannopsameja.com> wrote in message news:81tnv3$aqa$1nopsam1.deja.com... > As Thanks for your help I did end up ringing a car audio specialist shop > who was much more helpful than the SAAB deal I rang. Apparently SAAB > never installed the CD changer cable in there Australian > model cars. But the shop does have a cable to suit my needs perfectly. > > Just a matter of getting the cable installed into the car from the front > to the rear. > > Thanks for the help you have given me. Will let you know what the end > result is after I visit the Car Audio shop. > > Another question. Is it worth the extra money purchasing the SAAB CD > mounting cage kit?
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