Muti-disk changer box
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Muti-disk changer box How much is the box that you put the discs in for the multi disk changer? Mine was missing form the car when I bought it.. could I get one at a chevy dealership?
What size is it?
I found some here http://www4.shopping.com/xPC-Pioneer...anger_Magazine
but i dont know enough about the stereo to know what will work/fit.
What size is it?
I found some here http://www4.shopping.com/xPC-Pioneer...anger_Magazine
but i dont know enough about the stereo to know what will work/fit.
Last edited by ebear; Jul 26, 2006 at 09:29 PM.
i advise against the dealer...they will charge you out the ***....just post here saying you are lookin for one and if i were you, id just buy the entire box as not many people will want to sell just the tray. If you can wait a couple weeks, im sure someone will post one for sale for less than 50 bucks which is what the dealer will charge at least for just the tray im sure. (and then you could always turn around and maybe sell your box for 20 bucks since you bought the whole package thust meanin you got the tray for around 30) Just my two cents
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Originally Posted by LS1Aggie09
i advise against the dealer...they will charge you out the ***....just post here saying you are lookin for one and if i were you, id just buy the entire box as not many people will want to sell just the tray. If you can wait a couple weeks, im sure someone will post one for sale for less than 50 bucks which is what the dealer will charge at least for just the tray im sure. (and then you could always turn around and maybe sell your box for 20 bucks since you bought the whole package thust meanin you got the tray for around 30) Just my two cents
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id say check the dealership, get the price. check a car stereo shop, and see if they can get one possibly cheaper, and finally check on the internet and get the best deal out of those. just my .02.
A lot of people willing to sell theirs aren't selling them cheap at least $100 and up for one in decent condition and $150 and up for one that was barely used. I've seen some on ebay with a 1 year warranty for something like $150. I'd go with one of those. Mine went out about 3 monhts ago and my brothers went out on his car just yesterday, the car has just 16k miles on it, although it is a '99.
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Originally Posted by ebear
I dont need the whole assembly, just the tray.
12-disc CD changer cartridge (97-02) (Pioneer #JDT-1212) = 25678545
Unit the tray goes into:
12-disc CD changer (99-02) = 25678544
Both together:
12-disc CD changer kit (changer and cartridge) = 12371528
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You can also get the Pioneer JDT-1212 cartridge from Best Buy and some stereo shops. It would probably be cheaper than the dealer. My local Best Buy had them in stock.
