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2000 ford explorer sound system?
put your fingers were you put the tape & pull it out IF it dosn't want to budge you'll probably need the stereo pins what fit either side of the stereo, they are little holes in the corner. as it's a tape player in your car i take it it's pretty old so you might not have the pins (usually with the owners hand book, glovey). I have fitted lots of stereos & used a metal coat hanger, bend & cut the coat hanger into two U shape's & put both into the holes & pull out the stereo. if your new stereo dosn't plug straight in or fit the old plug then go to your locol car hi-fi shop & buy an adaptor for it to fit, you might even need to buy an adaptor for the arial too. : )unplug the cables, take out old radio, put in the new radio, plug in cables.
It doesn't get more simple
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It might get difficult though. The modern cars have radios and tape players fitted so that they cannot be removed without a great deal of fuss. In fact, in my car, the majority of the front facia has to be removed first. Ask an expert, a thief perhaps?Has anyone ever tried to replace a Corvette stereo and not needed to replace the speakers?
DO NOT cut of the factory radio harness. Go here http://www.metraonline.com to get an adapter harness. It will make it possible to put the stock tape player back in when you sell the car. You can also get the install kit from the link above. Instructions are included.I have a Alpine CDA-9856 Head unit and a KENWOOD KAC-8152 1100w MONO CAR AUDIO AMPLIFIER?
Use crimp style connectors, not tape.
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This site may be of help as well http://www.installdr.com
Circuit city will do it for free if you but the radio, wiring harness adaptor, and dash kit there.
Go with Sparky348 on this. If your unsure in any way, Halfords offer free fitting on all stereos bought there.
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