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Author:  Crazybri311 [ Wed Jun 28, 2006 6:37 pm ]
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please help, taking out stock stereo and putting aftermarket in and i have no idea how to
Author:  pixeldzn [ Wed Jun 28, 2006 9:02 pm ]
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Crazybri311 wrote:
please help, taking out stock stereo and putting aftermarket in and i have no idea how to


Have you bought the stereo already? If not, go to Crutchfield.com. They include all the wiring harnesses, faceplates, and detailed, vehicle specific instructions FOR FREE. Maybe even think about returning what you already have if you recently bought it.

If not, you need to go to a stereo shop or best buy, etc and get a wiring harness adapter, antenna adapter and faceplate for your KJ. Then you wire up the adapter to the stereo's harness, and prepare to swap the old stereo for it.

To remove the bezel around the radio, you remove 1 screw near the cigarette lighter plug, and then take off the whole panel that houses the radio, heater controls, and middle vents by pulling outwards. Be careful of the wires connected to the heater controls.

Once the bezel is off, you should see a couple screws attached to the stock head unit. Remove those, and swap in the new unit. Easy as that.
Author:  unixxx [ Wed Jun 28, 2006 10:22 pm ]
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Try not to pull the tubes off of the A/C mode control, I tried pulling them off mine and now the control hisses whenever I change it.
Author:  shak [ Thu Jun 29, 2006 12:28 pm ]
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where do you live? if you are around the tri-state, i would gladly do it for you
Author:  Se7enLC [ Thu Jun 29, 2006 2:38 pm ]
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shak wrote:
where do you live? if you are around the tri-state, i would gladly do it for you


you probably want to be more specific....there are apparently a lot of states that think they are the tri-state area :-)

I agree with the crutchfield advice, not only do you get all the kits, you also get great instructions you can just throw away because it's just that easy! color-coded even! Plus if you're new, you get $20 off an order of $200 or more (pm for details, shameless plug)

You'll want to pick up a box of butt-connectors or other crimp-style connectors to attach the jeep wiring harness to the stereo harness, then you just plug the big plastic clips together and bolt it into the jeep, just too easy.

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Author:  nolakj [ Thu Jun 29, 2006 2:45 pm ]
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Is the stock radio a 1 din or 2 din radio?
Author:  unixxx [ Thu Jun 29, 2006 2:47 pm ]
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I believe it' 1.5 DIN. It's a Chrysler thing....

nolakj wrote:
Is the stock radio a 1 din or 2 din radio?
Author:  Se7enLC [ Thu Jun 29, 2006 4:58 pm ]
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unixxx wrote:
I believe it' 1.5 DIN. It's a Chrysler thing....

nolakj wrote:
Is the stock radio a 1 din or 2 din radio?


yup, it's about 1.5. The fit kit will be for a 1 din stereo in the larger opening. It fits really well with the curved corners and all.
Author:  shak [ Sat Jul 01, 2006 1:31 am ]
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ok my bad i thought the tri-state was associated with ny, nj and ct nation-wide. Thats what i always thought! could be mistaken
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