Can I install this in addition to the factory stereo? I don't want to remove the OEM unit, just add to it. There is a space below the factory radio
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You could, as anything is possible with the right amounts of skill, time, and equipment. How would you wire it to the OEM unit so both would feed the speakers? When on the dock, your iPhone may hit the OEM unit and not work anyway. My phone ended up resting against the center air vents above the radio cutout. I ended up buying an extension cord and laying my phone on the seat anyway - if you have a case on your phone, it's not going to play well with the dock anyhow.
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I'm pretty sure, though i'm not a professional installer or anything. If the space below is big enough, but not too big, i think the hardest problem will be making an adapter to fork the cables to get both sets of wires plugged in.
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Should it goes to the wiring harness not the stereo unit it's self. Should work for you.. You can make one yourself without buying this. Just need to be able to understand the wiring of it.
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look by pic on your car, radio built in special shape/integrated in dash. dont know until removal radio and see what inside, and what need to modify
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You can make it work. I had to buy a kit to make it fit in mine, but my yote didn't have a stock stereo in it.
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The vehicle has a separate four-connector plug for speaker connections. If your new aftermarket stereo has a single plug, you can still attach both of these to it without issue, as the total number and type of wires is the same, and in some cases you may even have extra wires from the head unit you do not even need, like a power antenna control wire (use a piece of heat shrink tube to bend these back on themselves and keep them from grounding). Everything is color-coded on these and matches all new head units' color-coding so there's no guessing what goes where.
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only if you have space for a double din radio.....if you do, you can't go wrong with this radio I have installed 2 of them already....they are awesome.
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You will need an adapter. Nothing comes with the radio unit for any specific model. If you are handy with wiring you can make your own to fit the factory plug, but I would recommend finding one made for your car. Still need to do some solder connections.
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Hello. The radio face is slightly larger than a double-din, and may require some modification to the dash panel to properly install this radio. I would recommend using a 6.2'' LCD model such as the Boss BV9364B. You will also need a dash kit, a wire harness, and possibly an antenna adapter to complete the installation.
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yes you can. it has a wiring harness that you can have hooked up to the factory wiring of your stock stereo. I recommend having it professionally installed. Its a great amp, clean sound for mids and highs. I have bought two. I recommend this amp.
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this is basically a universal part. do you currently have the factory radio installed? if so your factory radio will have to have a usb port and rca inputs to use this item. If you have an aftermarket radio with a usb port and rca inputs, all you have to do is install this item in a desired location and plug the rca cables and usb cable to the aftermarket radio's inputs
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You would have to remove the stereo from your dashboard, cut the current connections that they have installed, and splice the unit into the system. It would not be difficult for someone who is knowledgeable in car stereo installation.
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Hi We thank you for the question, and unfortunately you will need the OEM brackets to secure the radio to the dash. This item only fills in the gaps. Thank you for choosing The Wires Zone.
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You will have to buy a mounting kit, and a wire harness(made for your make and model). Cheap items. radio fits in the mounting kit, mounting kit fits in the whole in your dash!
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You install it directly below the original radio. The radio is on the same face plate as the ac/heat controls so you cannot remove it. Basically the entire middle section of the dashboard is one piece.
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Yes the vehicle connector more often than not is different than the aftermarket radio connector. You can purchase an adapter harness connector that plugs into the car harness and the other side is just wires. Then crimp or solder the "just wires" side to the harness that came with the stereo. Purchasing the adapter harness allows for easy removal and the ability to simply plug in an oem radio in the future. hope this helps, most stereo shops have the adapter harness as does walmart, best buy, etc.
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If you have an aftermarket stereo yes using the auxiliary option on the stereo
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Not sure but you can pull your radio out and compair before you order hope this helps