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Adam Schneider
I want to replace the stock cassette player in our 2004 Accent GL with
something that plays CDs, and more importantly, has a front auxiliary
input for my wife's iPod.
The selection at BestBuy and Circuit City was pitiful, and they want to
charge me $40 for $10 worth (according to buy.com) of plastic parts.
So I'm thinking of buying a stereo on-line and putting it in myself.
Any experiences with this? Is it something I can do without too much
knowledge of cars and electronics? (I should mention that I did
already manage to get the instrument panel off a few inches, just to
see if I could; what concerned me was whether I'd be able to get it far
enough off to remove the factory stereo.)
Thanks in advance for any info,
Adam Schneider
Minneapolis, MN
something that plays CDs, and more importantly, has a front auxiliary
input for my wife's iPod.
The selection at BestBuy and Circuit City was pitiful, and they want to
charge me $40 for $10 worth (according to buy.com) of plastic parts.
So I'm thinking of buying a stereo on-line and putting it in myself.
Any experiences with this? Is it something I can do without too much
knowledge of cars and electronics? (I should mention that I did
already manage to get the instrument panel off a few inches, just to
see if I could; what concerned me was whether I'd be able to get it far
enough off to remove the factory stereo.)
Thanks in advance for any info,
Adam Schneider
Minneapolis, MN