I am going to put these in a nissan leaf will the installation be easy? and play well with the factory radio?
1945626
I installed these in my wife's corolla with the stock radio and they sound great
404966
yes, your factory radio has a built in cross over. Try it and if you dont like the sound, then install the cross over that came with the speakers. I personally would never do that. "you should use the cross over that come with your speakers."
2100985
This would work with any car you just need to wire these to your front or back speakers
1078164
Yes, very easy for me. Just plug it in to the antenna, and to power and it was pretty straight forward. I installed this is a case where I was also installing a new stereo, so I already had the dash all taken apart, and had easy access to the power supply. If you don't have your dash taken apart, you may look at where you are going to get power to make sure that it is easily accessible. Otherwise this might be a little bit more work than you were planning.
438601
The plug that goes into the radio has power, ground and speaker wires coming out of it. These wires are NOT connected to a universal plug which would connect to your car's plug, so unless the power/speaker plug from your car fits and matches the radio plug, the installation will NOT be simple. You may have to connect/solder the wires coming from the radio to the individual wires in your car. In that case, the installation would be best left to a professional shop if you are not comfortable with making these connections yourself.
1244006
They will work out of the box. But for full functionality you would need a programming cable and relevant software. Well worth getting if only for the voice scrambling facility. Great Radios
1797476
If you hook these to your factory radio, they will be a huge improvement over the factory ones, but if you really want them to shine get an aftermarket amp / head unit.If you are comfortable splicing wires, you should have no problems hooking these up. Just Google the wiring diagram so that you can make sure that you connect the right wires to the correct terminals.
483161
Depends if you have a radio already in and you're replacing it with this one, then you're good. If not you can buy aftermarket radio consoles or find a suitable place, make a templet and cut out a place to seat the radio.
1261553
I dont know. Installation is pretty straightforward, they just snap into the bumper cover and the wires just plug in.
1361380
Depends on if ur cars factory speakers are full range speakers if they arent they will be a decent upgrade. The issue i had with them was that they are not 100 rms and burned them pretty quick with my voice amp. So if you buy them just hook them up to your head unit and u should be ok.
265980
If its the factory made radio yes they will work make sure to have someone who knows what they are doing to install them because I made the mistake doing that and had to put a lot more money into them than was needed too but to answer your question yes it should work
1982447
I did install new radio/cd player with this kit in less than hr and it looks very good like original...thanks...and by the way I did purchase two set...one each for 2001 Nissan Sentra
1334202
Yea you need a converter from the cars wiring box to the radio you are going to install. Otherwise, you'll have to cut all wires and then connect directly to new radio wires.
1750746
I can't say if they will physically fit your vehicle but as far as compatibility goes, they will be great. I have a Pioneer 50wx4 unit and they sound great.
1416645
No you will need to cut the factory wire harness at the speaker, well worth that small task for the sound though.
1939529
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.
1893852
I think it can be easy or difficult, depending on the vehicle. I installed mine (with a Kenwood DDX371) in a Land Cruiser, and it took me several hours to figure out where to hide the wires, how to remove the panels, how to get the spare tire out of the way, how to wire it, etc. I also researched it on ih8mud.com (a forum for everything Land Cruiser). I'm a girl with moderate mechanical ability, but I figured it out and learned a lot. I would not say it was easy. I probably saved $200 by installing the radio and camera myself. The most difficult part was fitting the wires through some of the rubber grommets because they had other wires coming through them and there was not much room. Running it under the vehicle as one person suggested would have been much easier. Good luck!