Could I make this fit? Ok, this is kind of a "dumb girlfriend" question. I'm tech-savvy, but not installation-savvy... my boyfriend drives a 2003 Monte Carlo with a "Corporate Double DIN" deck. From what I understand, this deck isn't compatible... I'd have to go with the N5, which is much more expensive and not as cool. Am I correct, or is there any way to "mod" his car or this deck to make it fit? Thanks so much in advance. Could I make this fit? Ok, this is kind of a "dumb girlfriend" question. I'm tech-savvy, but not installation-savvy... my boyfriend drives a 2003 Monte Carlo with a "Corporate... » Read More Could I make this fit? Ok, this is kind of a "dumb girlfriend" question. I'm tech-savvy, but not installation-savvy... my boyfriend drives a 2003 Monte Carlo with a "Corporate Double DIN" deck. From what I understand, this deck isn't compatible... I'd have to go with the N5, which is much more expensive and not as cool. Am I correct, or is there any way to "mod" his car or this deck to make it fit? Thanks so much in advance. « Show Less
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I ran into the same problem with my ford explorer. Crutchfield said it was a "corporate double din" and that a double din radio would not work. I ordered it anyway and it worked fine with a Metra installation kit. Crutchfield is wrong.
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Amy, If you're "dumb girlfriend", Crutchfield is "dumb auto electronics" supplier. Installed the older AVIC D3 in my wife's Saab Aero wagon. The oem radio was in a Double DIN sized opening. Crutchfield's site says it won't fit. Took a chance and bought it anyway. If the original audio unit is a DD, I see no reason why the AVIC won't fit. I originally used a Clarion DD mounting kit but changed it over to use the original radio's mounting cage with some very minor modifications. Even not being "installation-savvy", it's a pretty straight forward install. Even a cave-man could do it! Amy, If you're "dumb girlfriend", Crutchfield is "dumb auto electronics" supplier. Installed the older AVIC D3 in my wife's Saab Aero wagon. The oem radio was in a Double DIN sized opening. Crutchfield's site says it won't fit. Took a chance and bought it anyway. If the original audio unit is a DD, I see no reason why the AVIC won't fit. I originally used a Clarion DD mounting kit but changed it over to use the original radio's mounting cage with some very minor modifications. Even not being "installation-savvy", it's a pretty straight forward install. Even a... » Read More Amy, If you're "dumb girlfriend", Crutchfield is "dumb auto electronics" supplier. Installed the older AVIC D3 in my wife's Saab Aero wagon. The oem radio was in a Double DIN sized opening. Crutchfield's site says it won't fit. Took a chance and bought it anyway. If the original audio unit is a DD, I see no reason why the AVIC won't fit. I originally used a Clarion DD mounting kit but changed it over to use the original radio's mounting cage with some very minor modifications. Even not being "installation-savvy", it's a pretty straight forward install. Even a cave-man could do it! « Show Less
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I just want to know two things:1) will it fit my 1998 Crown Victoria interceptor - it seems somewhat questionable, though it IS dual DIN.2) Can I hook the aux AV in to a rear mounted camera for an additional view when backing up?Yes, I work in law enforcement, but opinion wise, I think it should be allowed foor a driver to lsiten to a movie while the passenger watches. That is a personal responsibility issue when tehe screen is within view of the driver, but the law is the law, and it needs to be changed before I listen while driving with the screen in view. Too bad, I like to listen to movies on long road trips. I actually like that better than music alone. I just want to know two things:1) will it fit my 1998 Crown Victoria interceptor - it seems somewhat questionable, though it IS dual DIN.2) Can I hook the aux AV in to a rear mounted camera for an additional view when backing up?Yes, I work in law enforcement, but opinion wise, I think it should be allowed foor a driver to lsiten to a movie while the passenger watches. That is a personal responsibility issue when tehe screen is within view of the driver, but the law is the law, and it needs to be changed before I listen while driving with the screen in view.... » Read More I just want to know two things:1) will it fit my 1998 Crown Victoria interceptor - it seems somewhat questionable, though it IS dual DIN.2) Can I hook the aux AV in to a rear mounted camera for an additional view when backing up?Yes, I work in law enforcement, but opinion wise, I think it should be allowed foor a driver to lsiten to a movie while the passenger watches. That is a personal responsibility issue when tehe screen is within view of the driver, but the law is the law, and it needs to be changed before I listen while driving with the screen in view. Too bad, I like to listen to movies on long road trips. I actually like that better than music alone. « Show Less
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it should, mine went on a 2001 Dodge Durango RT with a 5.9 liter v8. The pipes on your Monte Carlo might be a little smaller so you may need a little bit of modification to the cat as its being welded on
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It will need to be a monte carlo light kit. You can call us and we can put some compatible options together for you.
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I would probably ask your dealer first or hop onto one of the forums. Would hate for you to order it and have to send it back if it doesn't fit perfectly.
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Really I don't know. Here is what happened to me... I had a din and a half opening but it measured to a double din. So, It worked out for me with som e custom mods. Best of luck to you.
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I just looked into the fit of these in your car. According to what I'm reading the front speakers (regardless of brand). Require a speaker bracket and apparently this is the one you need Scosche SAT69 Speaker Mounting Brackets. You may also want to get wiring adapters so that you don't have to cut your oem harness. Remember that if you cut the oem harness you need to know what wire is + and what is - because otherwise your speakers could end up out of phase and won't sound right. The back is trickier. These appear to also fit the back but what I read indicates you may need to make your own spacers. Good luck! These speakers sound awesome. I just looked into the fit of these in your car. According to what I'm reading the front speakers (regardless of brand). Require a speaker bracket and apparently this is the one you need Scosche SAT69 Speaker Mounting Brackets. You may also want to get wiring adapters so that you don't have to cut your oem harness. Remember that if you cut the oem harness you need to know what wire is + and what is - because otherwise your speakers could end up out of phase and won't sound right. The back is trickier. These appear to also fit the back but what I read indicates you may need to make your own... » Read More I just looked into the fit of these in your car. According to what I'm reading the front speakers (regardless of brand). Require a speaker bracket and apparently this is the one you need Scosche SAT69 Speaker Mounting Brackets. You may also want to get wiring adapters so that you don't have to cut your oem harness. Remember that if you cut the oem harness you need to know what wire is + and what is - because otherwise your speakers could end up out of phase and won't sound right. The back is trickier. These appear to also fit the back but what I read indicates you may need to make your own spacers. Good luck! These speakers sound awesome. « Show Less
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I have a cruiser that calls for an NP6 and it did not fit. Buddy has a 3 in 1 that calls for an NP1 that this also DID NOT FIT.
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Enter that truck in "your garage" and it will tell you. It will either show a green "this unit fits your car!" or it won't or it will say "...does not fit." I'm assuming if it says does not then it won't. if it says nothing there might be a chance. is the unit in your truck a double sized stereo? it should. I love my stereo BTW, sometimes I wish it had a knob tho just to get around it easier and turn it up/down faster or without looking. k bye. Have you seen the newer JVCs? They look pretty cool and its thew same company. If I hadn't just bought mine...
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It's a universal fit item... which means the hardware included most likely will not fit your ride! I put one of these on a Suzuki Boulevard, and on a Suzuki Boulevard Trike, and most recently on a Yamaha Roadstar Trike. Gettign ready to put one on my 2005 Yamaha Roadstar.Every one of them took a little different finessing to make it fit, but they look great. If you are lookign for a "bolt & go" application... look elsewhere. If you are looking for a good piece to use in customing your ride... this will fit the bill.
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I do not know...my son went online and did the research to find this for my 2004 Monte Carlo. Since the Trailblazer and the Monte Carlo are both GM vehicles it could work. Go to a "trailblazer" web site where other owners have them and ask the question...see if they are having similar issues and if any of them have attempted to replace on their own. I learned that if I had taken it to a Chevy dealership to repair...they would replace the whole dash and all the gadges and it would most likely cost $700-$900. Go online and do a little research and ask about this particular problem...it seems to be very common! Good luck! I do not know...my son went online and did the research to find this for my 2004 Monte Carlo. Since the Trailblazer and the Monte Carlo are both GM vehicles it could work. Go to a "trailblazer" web site where other owners have them and ask the question...see if they are having similar issues and if any of them have attempted to replace on their own. I learned that if I had taken it to a Chevy dealership to repair...they would replace the whole dash and all the gadges and it would most likely cost $700-$900. Go online and do a little research and ask about this particular... » Read More I do not know...my son went online and did the research to find this for my 2004 Monte Carlo. Since the Trailblazer and the Monte Carlo are both GM vehicles it could work. Go to a "trailblazer" web site where other owners have them and ask the question...see if they are having similar issues and if any of them have attempted to replace on their own. I learned that if I had taken it to a Chevy dealership to repair...they would replace the whole dash and all the gadges and it would most likely cost $700-$900. Go online and do a little research and ask about this particular problem...it seems to be very common! Good luck! « Show Less
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I think so... It won't fit as described, because the clamps are in the way, but they send you a Nissan-specific hardware kit that the clamps can connect to. It comes with screws, presumably no drilling, but no instructions either. I was able to find them on their website. Still haven't installed mine...
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My guess is it should fit. Most of these decks are manufactured with keeping costs for production down and replacement parts in mind. As long as it has a 5 hole mount, you should be good.
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I looked up the manual on your stereo and it looks to be just a standard single DIN size deck. I installed this in my boat on a alpine deck that was single DIN and had no problems. Im sure it will work for you as well.
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not from the factory, no. There are mods available that are easy to instal, or you can have one put in. It will not affect any of the performance.
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Yes they are designed to fit your Monte Carlo.There may be some modification necessary to the locking steering column and also the a/c bracket.Hope this helps Larry Star Performance
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What wouldn't fit in the back of an 87 Monte Carlo? The dimensions are listed, grab a tape measure