Well, don't I feel like a boob. Yes, Clarion. But the bit about the cabling is real. Never heard about dealers removing them... can't imagine that would even be feasible unless you tore our the entire interior! Maybe unplugged and hidden on one end... oiy. what people will do these day to make a buck! Sorry about the mis-information/typo. ;/ -Jason "andrewunix" <agreenbunopsamAMnyx.net> wrote in message news:slrna4tk78.g2c.agreenbunopsam0.nyx.net... > Tue, 22 Jan 2002 18:18:59 GMT, jrbutternopsamr.net suggested: > : Yeah, and the radio actually comes out quite easily if you have the right > : tool. If you want a CD player, buy an older pioneer changer (call > : crutchfield to get the specifics). > > So, there's a Pioneer that works? I thought it took a Clarion. > > : I'd bet you lunch that you'll find the > : cable is already plugged into the back of your radio, and is pre-strung to > : the left (driver's) side of your trunk/hatch. If you pull up the > : fabric/cardboard and look around the side panel, you'll probably find it. > > That's the way the car was shipped, though I've heard about certain > dealers removing them so that they could charge for installing them later. > > -- > agreenbu Return to Main Index
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