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Stupid Newbie question
I checked the FAQ and couldn't find an answer to this one so here
goes.. I am newly the proud owner of a 1991 Geo Metro (don't laugh too hard.. it gets 50 mpg!) and it came to me with a gaping hole where the radio is supposed to be. I'd like to install the original radio but haven't had any luck finding one as yet and so I ponder options. There's a plug hanging from the harness in there that I assume is somehow Chevy proprietary and perhaps even 1991 specific but I don't know.. which is why I'm here. What exactly is involved with installing an aftermarket radio?? I mean.. do I simply plug in the new radio to this harness or do I need some sort of adapter, which might be different for every radio out there, or do I have to trace out the wires and build my own new plug??? I said I was a newbie.. I hope I haven't offended anybody by asking such a rediculously elementary question. Thank you! |
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Stupid Newbie question
The intermediate harness is a great suggestion as I know DH doesn't
want to hack up the car. And yes.. we have checked the local wreckers and struck out. There's a big one about 60 miles from here that I'll get to after the holidays.. but it's nice to know there's an alternative to cutting up the original harness. Thank you very much for your excellent suggestions. =) |
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