Installing a new radio

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Installing a new radio #61935 07/08/02 03:05 PM

Joined: Sep 2001

Posts: 129

Queens, NY

Dbryan22

Wheeler

A couple of questions concerning this.
Is there any trick to getting out the old (stock) radio?
Is there an amp to bypass (usually the aftermarket head units have more than enough power)?
If so, then I'd need a wiring harness to do the bypass, right?

Have there been any problems that have come up unexpectantly? Thanks everyone, there really isn't much on this topic.

2001 SR5 4Runner 4x4

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Subject	Posted By	Posted
Installing a new radio	Dbryan22	07/08/02 03:05 PM
Re: Installing a new radio	Ishikawa	07/08/02 03:36 PM
Re: Installing a new radio	Anonymous	07/13/02 06:54 PM
Re: Installing a new radio	Anonymous	07/13/02 08:03 PM
Re: Installing a new radio	esun127	07/13/02 09:00 PM
Re: Installing a new radio	larsdennert	07/13/02 09:01 PM
Re: Installing a new radio	Anonymous	07/15/02 03:58 AM
Re: Installing a new radio	jroc	07/15/02 05:04 AM
Re: Installing a new radio	Dbryan22	07/16/02 02:39 PM

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