I have a double din radio in my 2002 Suburban and want to replace it with a single din JVC receiver. Is this kit adaptable for this installation?
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It worked on my truck (99 Silverado); I don't think there is too much difference between mine and yours as far as the radio goes.
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The kit worked very well to install a JVC aftermarket radio in my vehicle -- a '95 Chevy Silverado. But I can't attest to its performance in a 2002 model. There are minor changes in the appearance of the dash boards between the two. From the outside, the dash board space for the radio looks the same, and there's probably a pretty good chance the internals are the same too but I don't know for sure. I've not been into a 2002.
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Probably, but youll need a dash kit. Just look up make model and year single din dash kit and you should find what you need. Hope this helps.
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Dear JustinPlease look at this model and brand:http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/DVD-Receivers/AVH-P8400BHThank you
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it depends if you can find a double din installation kit go to Crutchfield to check for free
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Not sure, Crutchfield has a online tool that might help. This is a single din radio. If that is what you need it should work nicely. I am quite happy with mine.
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No it is not. If you go to Metra online .Com you can put in your vehicles info and it will tell you which kit . Your 2005 Avalanche can take a double din or single din radio. This kit is for the earlier model Chevy/Gmc vehicles
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if your JVC stereo is a single DIN (2" tall) it will fit, if it is larger (taller than single DIN, over 2") then it will not fit
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It's really hard to say without knowing all the specs of your car. You can go to JVC.com and click receiver, then double din on the drop screen and on the side there is a fit guide and you can see If it fits. This receiver is amazing So hopefully it fits. I've had mine for about a year now and not a single problem and it's so easy to use and has a great picture with dvd
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Like the other reply, yes, "but" you will need to buy some extra equipment. Especially if you have/want a MRV setup. I suggest googling your model of receiver and researching the different setup options and suggestions. I'm not going to point you to any particular website or company, I don't work for them and don't want to suggest someone or something that may not work for you. Hope this suggestion/advice helps.
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It didn't work for my 2004 suburban. I'd recommend pulling your factory radio and taking a picture of the existing plug. I could tell by looking that it wasn't even close to what I needed. Maybe it'll work for you though.
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You would need an adaptor kit, but yes, this will work. The s60 had a double din deck, which is almost twice the height of the JVC. The adaptor kits are cheap. Basically a piece of plastic to fill in the void left by the smaller height.
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I can't answer whether or not it would fit. You would have to check the manufacturer's site or a 3rd Party dealer, like crutchfield.com. More than likely, if you have a "double din" factory player now, it will fit.As far as extra cables, you would need a wiring harness that converts your stock wiring to the JVC unit. Then you might need a housing adapter (dash mounting kit) for the unit to sit in. I was able to use the housing from my OEM unit...you may not be able to.Hope this helps!
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It should work with your suburban. There are two remotes included in the package and you won't need anything else.
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JVC has a figment guide on the car audio website if you look up their multimedia receivers in the middle of that page there is a link to it just put in all the details for your car and it will tell you if it fits!
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Probably because the unit is single DIN just make sure you can get the proper install kit and you should be ok but check all measurements and clearances before ordering. Also make sure you have room for the connectors that go behind the unit too
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The two systems are not compatible due to the fact that I installed mine in a Chevy Suburban and Toyota is a Japanese brand. Ease of installation depends on your avionics experience and having the appropriate wiring diagrams for your car. My advice is to let a pro install it for you. too many things can go wrong and it could be very costly. I hope this helps.
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It not about the vehicle as much but what type of head unit you are installing just make sure it is compatable with the radio. I have a new JVC radio and it doesn't work keep telling me I had a Alpine radio and i have a JVC radio. So check it out first before you waste your money.