CD-Changer(s) Mounting Locations?????
03-11-2003, 11:51 AM
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CD-Changer(s) Mounting Locations?????
Where are you guys that are adding aftermarket CD-changers mounting them? If you've added an aftermarket CD-changer and have pics of where you mounted / installed them can you post them? I'm trying to get some ideas for where to do mine, different pics would be great! Thanks
03-15-2003, 09:02 AM
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Re: Hope this works
Originally posted by OMEGATLC
is the OEM trim plate around it? or did you have that made and covered to match? if its the OEM plate can you please take a min to measure that opening and let me know what they are? Im trying to see if my Kenwood changer is going to work in there or not? Also, did you have to cut or mod anything in there to mount it?
03-15-2003, 03:24 PM
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KJ-350:
The installers created the opening for the changer. Given the depth of the compartment inside, after its removal no other alterations/cutting had to be done.
The installers created the opening for the changer. Given the depth of the compartment inside, after its removal no other alterations/cutting had to be done.
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Originally posted by ares
yeah I plan to take one of the mailbox slots for equipment, but Im gonna keep the factory door on it so I can conceal it back to stock, and perhaps confuse a theif on where the changer is.
yeah I plan to take one of the mailbox slots for equipment, but Im gonna keep the factory door on it so I can conceal it back to stock, and perhaps confuse a theif on where the changer is.
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The problem you may encounter is with depth. I had a DVD player I wanted to fit that was a little larger than DIN sized and it was too long to fit well.
As long as that requirement is met, mounting something while maintaing the cubby door shouldn't be that difficult. Try pulling out one of your cubby holes and making some test measurements. It would likely require cutting off the back parts of the cubby.
As long as that requirement is met, mounting something while maintaing the cubby door shouldn't be that difficult. Try pulling out one of your cubby holes and making some test measurements. It would likely require cutting off the back parts of the cubby.
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Originally posted by rouxeny
The problem you may encounter is with depth. I had a DVD player I wanted to fit that was a little larger than DIN sized and it was too long to fit well.
As long as that requirement is met, mounting something while maintaing the cubby door shouldn't be that difficult. Try pulling out one of your cubby holes and making some test measurements. It would likely require cutting off the back parts of the cubby.
The problem you may encounter is with depth. I had a DVD player I wanted to fit that was a little larger than DIN sized and it was too long to fit well.
As long as that requirement is met, mounting something while maintaing the cubby door shouldn't be that difficult. Try pulling out one of your cubby holes and making some test measurements. It would likely require cutting off the back parts of the cubby.
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