Repairing/ Remplacing a Radio
#1
Repairing/ Remplacing a Radio
Hey everyone, I tryed turning on my radio the other night and it stopped working. its not a fuse, i checked them. I need to get the radio out of the car to fix it, or work on it but i cant figure it out. I am in the proces of replacing the glove box liner so i can get behind it from there, but i cant pull it out. Are there skrews or something i need to take out?
#3
If I remember correctly it is held on by two nuts on the *****. Pull the ***** off and you should see them. On the back of mine there was a piece of perforated steel band that went from the underside of the dash to the back of the radio.
#4
thank you so much, i was finaly able to remove it. I have another question, WHen i turn the switch to turn it on nothing happens. Do you, or does anybody else, know if this means the capacitors are shot? I am trying to think of a way to hook an ipod up to it and at the same time maintaining the retro look. I would buy a new one or have it done but i have no money to do it. If I can get the radio to turn on, I think i would be able to figure out how to re, wire one of the presets to an aux port.
#7
If your talking about the factory am radio, then dump it and get one of the digital tuner tape decks that has cd changer control that looks like a vintage radio. You can even get a dual stereo speaker set that goes in place of your single am speaker. This picture is for reference. Several places carry the same type of thing.
http://www.mustangsunlimited.com/ite...T1=72346KIT+01
http://www.mustangsunlimited.com/ite...T1=72346KIT+01
#9
Someone just sold one on this forum or stangnet for 100 bucks. You could look for a used on on ebay.
I think JCWhitney sell them too. They might be less expensive.
I just thought that this would be a good way to get a better radio with out cutting your dash. Just about any other radio requires cutting the dash. Mine was already butchered, so I made the hole bigger and installed a CD player.
I think JCWhitney sell them too. They might be less expensive.
I just thought that this would be a good way to get a better radio with out cutting your dash. Just about any other radio requires cutting the dash. Mine was already butchered, so I made the hole bigger and installed a CD player.
#10
I bought a custom auto sound from someone on this site for $100. I have a ken harrison unit (jvc) that works okay but its not the best that I would sell (display isnt great). Havent had any issues with the radio messing up. It is one that will fit right where the original radio went.