I have a 1999 jimmy and im buying a after market kenwood radio is this what I need to put the radio in and would this fit my truck.. the radio is smal
1880317
I have a 2002 Chevy Blazer. I bought this kit because it supposedly fit. It didn't fit at all. The JVC stereo fit in the kit after major modifications to the kit. I had to cut the dash to get it to fit in my Blazer. I now have a gap in my dash. Stay away from this kit it's a nightmare.
1284468
I used it for a 2001 sierra GMC 2500HD, I don't know about the Jimmy. Sorry
140591
It is a standard size radio most cars require a purchase of mounting installation kit for there car so an aftermarket radio can be installed.That is if your going from a factory radio to the aftermarket radio for the first time.If you already have an aftermarket radio in your car than most likely you already have the mounting hardware already installed.
769929
Yes it should fit. However its not plug and play. Any aftermarket stereo you buy will need a radio harness and probably a dash kit. Both parts you can probably get here on amazon. You should go to crutchfield.com type in your car info and it will tell you what fits. Good luck
2181598
With any after market radio you will have to get the wiring harness too match your vechicle
1227615
Look up the wiring codes for your aftermarket radio. There should be a wire marked "dimmer" or "dash light" or something similar. That's what you connect it to. It would help if you would tell us the model of the radio you're installing in your car and we could tell you the exact wire you need to connect.
1346802
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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Don't know for sure. Some online sites that sell this particular radio have a "fit guide". You enter your vehicle information and it will tell you if the radio is compatible with your vehicle. Or, you can stop by a local business that installs car radios and they will let you know if it will fit and if you will need additional installation hardware. I have a 2003 Nissan Frontier that this radio was an exact fit for except for installation hardware which was about $10.00 extra.
864217
It fits in my 2002 Ford Explorer....goto YouTube and type in the name of this JVC RADIO ON HOW TO INSTALL....Guys and Company's are all the time putting "How To" videos on YouTube. Or! Goto JVC.com. They should be able to tell you what it fits. GOOD LUCK!!! It's an awesome radio for the price!!!!
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this is a question best answered by a ca audio install or better yet by best buy. they can measure your car's current radio and compare it to this dual or any otner car audio system out there all for free. my car simple needed a kit to make it fit perfectly. good luck and good listening.
998844
It appears to be exactly the same color code for the wiring of the KMR 350u. Looking at the back, the plug appears the same also. To be sure, compare the new plug to the old and see if the colors match. You can also go to Kenwoods site at www.kenwoodusa.com and view the manuals for both models. I had no previous radio in my boat, so I had to wire it myself. It sounds pretty good on a pair of Pyle marine speakers.
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I don't know. It looks to me like the two plastic plugs are just pigtails that plug into the vehicle and you have to connect them to your after market radio. If you look you can see different color wires attached to the plugs. If all the wires were the same colors I could see how you might think they are just a jumper connector. In the amazon description it say it plugs into the harness at the radio. This is a little confusing. on the back of the stock radio is a socket that the stock wiring in the vehicle plugs into. The amazon description does not list Kenwood radios {or any other radios} that it could plug into. Usually [at least in my experience] an after market radio will have a whole bunch of wires sticking out the back and no socket and plug.
565848
It depends on the size of your old radio. It is a single din stereo so it will fit as long as you are willing to do all the wiring and getting a bracket to fill in and/or attach the radio to. It also does not have a CD player.
1054865
I am not sure what you have got to do is research it .Before I ordered it for my truck I did a lot of research you could look on the back of the radio and see it has one or two plugs and what they look like the wires might but all you have to do make sure the go to the right pin .I hope that I have helped you.
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It is adjustable to fit just about any dual shaft configuration so it would likely fit your truck. I suspect the center radio opening on your truck may be a little larger than most. Ford radios in that era tended to be a little larger. It comes with a faceplate, but if you want to retain an original look and not use the supplied faceplate, you may need to improvise something from the back side to fill in the extra opening space.
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I don't really know. Mine went easily into a 1999 Mercedes Benz SLK 230. I had to purchase a separate wiring harness to marry the electrical hookups. Measure the existing radio front panel and if it comes out to about 2.5 inches by about 7 inches, it should fit. Standard single DIN housing - don't ask me what DIN means, but single DIN is the smaller of two aftermarket radios. Best bet is to take it to a professional installer and see what they can do. Ask the installer before you buy the radio. If it does fit, you will be greatly satisfied with the results. Buck
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I have mine in a 2003 Dodge Ram Van. You just need to go to your favorite auto store and buy the proper wiring harness. The guys at Autozone helped me. I have never heard of an after market radio not working in any vehicle as long as you have the proper harness.