is this possible?
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is this possible? i have a factory 12 disc changer, and my head unit dosent have a cd player, but a casette player. i would like to take out my 12 disc changer and also replace my headunit with one that has a cd player. is it possible to replace my head unit from a head unit from another camaro?
Last edited by zchgla; Apr 19, 2004 at 10:47 PM.
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Originally Posted by zchgla
well, i plan on taking out my 12 disc. so i dont need one to control a changer. my car is a 98, will a factory headunit out of a 99 trans am work?
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From: Jacksonville, FL (originally from Toronto Canada)
Why pay someone to do something you can do yourself in about 15 minutes? You can unbolt and remove the CD changer and just tuck the harness up under the trim panel near the left rear speaker (that's where the harness is stored on cars that don't have a changer).
The radio is held in with only three screws. Carefully pry off the trim panel, remove the screws using a 7mm socket and pull the radio out. Unplug the harness and antenna, plug in the replacement radio, push it back into the dash, put in the screws and push on the trim panel. That's all there is to it.
You can probably get a good deal on a replacement head unit on ebay. Lots of people sell them when they upgrade to an aftermarket system.
The radio is held in with only three screws. Carefully pry off the trim panel, remove the screws using a 7mm socket and pull the radio out. Unplug the harness and antenna, plug in the replacement radio, push it back into the dash, put in the screws and push on the trim panel. That's all there is to it.
You can probably get a good deal on a replacement head unit on ebay. Lots of people sell them when they upgrade to an aftermarket system.
