Installing a new radio

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Re: Installing a new radio #61936 07/08/02 03:36 PM

Joined: May 2001

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Austin, TX, USA

Ishikawa

Body Damage is Cool

Piece of cake....just be gentle pulling out the dash components....and start low with the part that covers the shifter (5-speed, not sure about automatics). My swap to an Alpine was quite easy...I can't think of any overbearing problems that I ran into. Good luck!.

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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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