I already have the cd player in my truck, how do i know that this kit will hold my stereo securely as my stereo thing is just losely in the dash?
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Without knowing what make and model truck you have there is know way to tell if it will work on your application. I used it on a 97 Dodge Caravan.it worked great. MarkR
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I would contact a local car stereo business to make sure. That's what I did before I purchased it for my son's truck. I had previously purchased one that wouldn't fit so call a professional to be sure!
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That should work fine. If it was me I'd mount the speakers and xm unit to a board or in a box so it stays put in the work truck. Less tangled wires too.
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I would say not. It is simply a smaller version of a full-function receiver with no CD playeer and a notably shallow design. In my case, it fit perfectly into a classic car glove box even with an IPOD cord coming out of the front port. No other unit I know of could have accomplished that. It meant I could keep my classic original AM radio in the dash. Other than that, it may have slightly more power output than similarly-priced products.
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I used it on my car CD player/changer and they are stored vertically in it.....it worked wonderfully. Prior to using it I was getting constant skipping & after using it, everything plays well.
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if you can get it out of the case without cracking it.thats what happened to me.so i can,t say that it will work on your car cd player.
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My factory radio had a CD player and this worked perfectly (2001 F150). There were two connections in my old radio but only 1 was re-used with this harness and everything works fine
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I had an older (2003?) Sony radio/CD stereo and the wiring harness was the same, saved me a ton of time under the dash of the boat
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No it doesn't. I just jot the # where I stop it & fast forward to it. I use my Chrysler T & C van cd player when I'm driving & it holds the place when I turn off, take CD out of player or just when I take calls. I can reinsert the CD, or turn back on or start van. It will start in same place I stopped it. I love it. I'd never buy any thing but a Bose player.
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Amazon sells a product called Tune Belt Deluxe CD Player/Walkman Holder (hope I got the name correct) which works great. It's a fanny pack specifically for holding the CD player. I've used mine for years. It holds extra CDs as well as extra batteries and keys and tissues, etc.
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It should be able to hook into your sound system via the CD deck that is probably not installed in the trunk. You can check their website for installation instructions.
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It has an aux in so as long as your CD player has aux out (or just a headphone port) you should be fine. It was made for a phone/mp3 player to be plugged in and kept safe so the holder isn't large but you can leave the door open and just run an aux cord to whatever you are playing CDs from
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I have a push in on my mini 06 and it did not get stuck either. Aren't 99% of car CD players push in?
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Yes but you will need a adapter kit ,as with all aftermarket cd players.you will need a filler kit and a wireing harness kit.If you have never hooked up stereo systems in other cars, your best bet would be to buy one from best buy and see if they will put it in for free when you by the player.but if you have or have a friend that has it should be no.problem..about a level 3 .if on a scale 1=10.
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Whichever dash kit is listed for your vehicle. Dash kits are vehicle specific, not stereo specific. Look up the dash kit for your vehicle and it will allow you to install this head unit.
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A tiny bit. It's not rock solid if thats what you mean. It depends on the weight of your device and the CD slot in your dash/player. I like mine.
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I'm not exatcly sure what the slot in your dash looks like, where the stereo goes, but if anything, all you may need to get a dash kit, for your car......and it is always good to get the wire harness, for any vehicle that you're installing a stereo in. Also....I always use end connectors, on head units....they're small, so the don't take up much room, behind your head unit, and they provide good continuity.