I have a 1990 mercedes 300se - what would I need to install in my car (i.e adapters, harness and etc.?). Roy Cashion
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Hi Roy, I installed mine in a 1991 Alfa Spider. It did not need anything beyond what it came with. I did have it professionally installed though. Best,Joel
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Roy, I have a 1991 Mercedes 350 SDL. Did you install this unit? Did the stock connectors fit?Thanks in advance, Noodles168
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I gave this to my husband so I had to ask him the answer and this is what he said: He would need to see if blaupunkt sells a wiring harness adapter for his car. If not, then he will have to splice all the wires like I did.
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Hi Roy, I installed mine in a 1991 Alfa Spider. It did not need anything beyond what it came with. I did have it professionally installed though. Best, Joel
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The radio will fit any single DIN slot. The wiring may be an issue depending on whether you have audio controls on your steering wheel or an existing amplifier you want to wire in. Crutchfield.com offers a wiring harness for your car (I looked it up) for about $17.00 that allows you to connect an aftermarket radio. The radio comes with a mounting bracket and it's own wiring harness that You will need to attach to the car wires or the crutchfield wiring harness by using twist caps or better yet soldering the wires together. I did mine myself in a 1986 Porsche, it was not terribly difficult but did take some time and patience. The radio is great by the way. The radio will fit any single DIN slot. The wiring may be an issue depending on whether you have audio controls on your steering wheel or an existing amplifier you want to wire in. Crutchfield.com offers a wiring harness for your car (I looked it up) for about $17.00 that allows you to connect an aftermarket radio. The radio comes with a mounting bracket and it's own wiring harness that You will need to attach to the car wires or the crutchfield wiring harness by using twist caps or better yet soldering the wires together. I did mine myself in a 1986 Porsche, it was not terribly difficult... » Read More The radio will fit any single DIN slot. The wiring may be an issue depending on whether you have audio controls on your steering wheel or an existing amplifier you want to wire in. Crutchfield.com offers a wiring harness for your car (I looked it up) for about $17.00 that allows you to connect an aftermarket radio. The radio comes with a mounting bracket and it's own wiring harness that You will need to attach to the car wires or the crutchfield wiring harness by using twist caps or better yet soldering the wires together. I did mine myself in a 1986 Porsche, it was not terribly difficult but did take some time and patience. The radio is great by the way. « Show Less
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I am sorry, I only tried to use the radio for far distance FM station receiving at home, so not for installation in a car. But the radio was not good for my application, so I returned it. Turning it on, wiring it up on my desk was very simple, the instructions seem to be 100%. Sorry for not being able to help you.
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It was very simple. These cars have one of two possible plugs - for one of them use the included adapter harness, for the other just plug the car's wiring right in. The only reason you would have a problem is if the car's wiring or plug was damaged in some way.
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Not sure if you may be able to find an adapter, and may not like this answer, but I have always clipped the factory harness off and used small wirenuts or permanent appliance crimps. It pays to have a book on your car if you have to sort out the wires. The speaker wires are usually pretty obvious. Have a tester for the rest. Good luck.
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Thanks for your question! BMW's Snap-In Adapters are very user-friendly and do not require dealer installation. They simply snap into the cradle that should already be in your BMW. I would welcome you to visit your local BMW dealership where they would be happy to assist you with putting it in or showing you all of the features and benefits of this accessory. Hopefully this helps!
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Hi Larry,Try contacting http://www.swstereo.com. He sold Blaupunkt for years and may have the harness you are looking for. Also, email Blaupunkt look in your manual. They are helpful. But try SW stereo he also sells Becker Car Audio and is very knowledgable. Sorry I cannot be of more help.
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You'll need the adapter to match your car's harness unless you want cut and hack your harness. You may have to mod mounts/bracket depending on your car. You will need the double din mounting kit including front plate cover. You do know this unit does not have a built in cd/did player right?
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If his current aftermarket stereo was put in correctly you shouldn't need anything. You can reuse the wiring harness and adapter for the new one.
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Hello there, Your installation would require a Dash kit (99-7873), Harness (70-1722), and Antenna adapter (40-HD10). If your vehicle has steering wheel controls, you will also need the ASWC-1 to retain the controls when moving to an aftermarket stereo. I hope this information helps.
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Connect the parking brake lead on your head unit to a ground. At least that's how my VW was.
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Should come with everything you need. Just make sure to follow instructions for your exact car. Or Google if others have installed on your make and model.
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Dear Anthony, If you car is a single din, you should have any problems with installation. everything comes in the box for full installation, you might need to cut some wires but you wont need to buy anything. It should be pretty straight forward. if you have any question please feel free to ask. thank you for you interest. kelvin
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Hello, It depends what you are wanna do and how easy you want it to be - depending ton the new radio or unit wou want to purchase you need an adapter of the radio cable tree to the of your vehiclethen depending of the size of the radio you also need an adapter there - with these 2 items - you should be good to go
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I seriously doubt it, but you can buy the adapters at most auto parts stores and even at Wall Mart. I actually had to go to a hardware store to get couplings to adapt on my 1989 Cadillac because it did not have a standard low side R12 fitting and I couldn't find an adapter anywhere. Your Mercedes should have standard R12 fittings both high and low pressure which you won't have any trouble buying adapters for.
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Your car should already be obd2. No need for adapter. But the answer is an obd2 scanner. All cars shoukd be obd2 as of 1996.
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As I recall, the adapter harness was available on ebay when i bought my igniter. But I thought it was a little expensive for a piece of wire. I did what Jared recommends and used the old harness, there are instructions online showing where the two wires must be relocated. You may also have to cut your old harness, I heated up an exacto-knife with a lighter and was able to slice through the plastic connector very easily and cleanly. (A heated up sharp kitchen knife should work as well)
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You need to determine the type of mounting for your car. I have the 2003 Accent. Very likely, the 2001 model also lacks the "pocket" necessary to hold an aftermarket radio or stereo. You'll likely have to order the necessary replacement--a frame and side brackets that serves in place of a pocket. Also of key importance is purchasing the aftermarket "harness" necessary to connect to your car's factory harness--again, you'll likely need to order this. I've noted that the one necessary for newer Hyundais is really hard to find at stores. The wires for this and other units connect to this aftermarket harness (via electrical splicing/soldering/electrical tape or fittings)--then the new harness clicks in to the factory harness. Once you have the aftermarket harness, you may use it for other "head" units, also. Many books and a great deal of online help are available. Harnesses, dash install kits, and help are available at
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Thats not enough info. Look up E90 and E91 and see if it applies to your car