How do you uninstall aftermarket radio on 9600?
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Re: How do you uninstall aftermarket radio on 9600
it requires a special tool. if u buy a new radio that has a removeable face plate it should come with the tools
it requires a special tool. if u buy a new radio that has a removeable face plate it should come with the tools
Re: How do you uninstall aftermarket radio on 9600
If the interior is the same as a 9610 just remove the overhead console, its around 6 phillips head screw & it will hang off the roof with its own wire supports. Disconnect the radio & power plugs pop the tabs out and it will come straight out....should take about 5 minutes. Re-wiring a new head unit if it's a different brand may take around half hour and thats straight forward aswell.
Have a go you will be surprised how easy it is
If the interior is the same as a 9610 just remove the overhead console, its around 6 phillips head screw & it will hang off the roof with its own wire supports. Disconnect the radio & power plugs pop the tabs out and it will come straight out....should take about 5 minutes. Re-wiring a new head unit if it's a different brand may take around half hour and thats straight forward aswell.
Have a go you will be surprised how easy it is
Re: How do you uninstall aftermarket radio on 9600
I have an aftermarket radio (Shoup) in my 6620. I installed it along with new speakers. The radio seems to have absolutely NO bass.. Just squeaky, "finger-nails on the black board" noise. Anybody have any ideas?
I have an aftermarket radio (Shoup) in my 6620. I installed it along with new speakers. The radio seems to have absolutely NO bass.. Just squeaky, "finger-nails on the black board" noise. Anybody have any ideas?
Re: How do you uninstall aftermarket radio on 9600
The polarity could be wrong at the speaker connection. Disconnect the speakers & use a multi meter on DC volts..you should get a positive reading between the wires with the red lead to the + and black lead to the -. You may also have electrical interference near the head unit or in the wiring which a noise filter should get rid of. Finally if the radio has been cranked right up your speakers are likely to be stuffed....which I have done with a new set of 6x9's before..sounded awesome till I added way too much base!!
The polarity could be wrong at the speaker connection. Disconnect the speakers & use a multi meter on DC volts..you should get a positive reading between the wires with the red lead to the + and black lead to the -. You may also have electrical interference near the head unit or in the wiring which a noise filter should get rid of. Finally if the radio has been cranked right up your speakers are likely to be stuffed....which I have done with a new set of 6x9's before..sounded awesome till I added way too much base!!
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