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In Reply to: Installing Kenwood MP3 Player(Just bought one) posted by Oktay on July 22, 2001 at 19:09:11:
I've finally bought Kenwood MP3 player for my car today. I bought it from a local electronics shop at $270 US. I need to install it now.
I will try to keep the stock wiring and connectors intact if possible since, I (might) sell this car and get a better 325is e30 in the future.
The new unit has a mounting bracket which I slided in and out and it seems working fine without any screws(for the time being).
I am most intested in with solving the wiring problem. I will "break" current wires and create amother line so that I can use the ends.
I think my antenna will fit direcly in to this unit as well as power antenna wire.
The wiring connector that came with my Kenwood unit has 4 pairs of speaker wires. My stock wires seem to be only two and they don't even have postive-negative (or however you may wish to call paired wires). What should I do to fix this?
And another thing. If I use my stock amp(booster) would it cause any problems? Will I damage anything.
If I need to rewire my car which is the best approach?
Thanx again and have a great weekend(or whatever letf over from it)
Cheers,
Oktay
I just installed the JVC MP3 player in mine. I paied a shop to install $75.00. They told me it took time since they had to rewire the speakers. I was going to go w/the kenwood, wish I did since it is black. Mine is stainless steel, and it looks out of place in the dash. Go to Crutchfield.com, they sell a kit that lets u hook up the new stero using the old wires, so when you sell u can pop the old stero back in. It was I think it was $50.00 when I priced it 2 months ago. call them and ask about it. Good luck