Stereo Compatibility?

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Michael Cerkowski, Sep 28, 2004.

  1. Someone at work is selling a Sony CDX-4050 AM/FM/CD stereo. I know
    that the wiring won't just plug in, but will the unit physically fit an
    '88 Volvo 240? I'll probably end up just running new wires to the rear
    shelf for 6x9 speakers, since the front speakers cut in and out at
    will...
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    Michael Cerkowski, Sep 28, 2004
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  2. Michael Cerkowski

    James Sweet Guest


    If it's a standard DIN sized unit (most are) then it'll fit perfectly,
    you'll need a mounting kit for either the upper or lower dash position
    though and a wiring kit will make your life much easier. Both are available
    inexpensively from Crutchfield amoung other places. Actually I have an
    adapter for the upper dash position that I'll sell you cheap, it's the one
    Crutchfield offers, got it but ended up using the lower position instead.
     
    James Sweet, Sep 28, 2004
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  3. If I buy the stereo, I'll buy the kit from you - thanks. They are
    probably
    made in China now, and I try to avoid that stuff.
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    Michael Cerkowski, Sep 28, 2004
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  4. Michael Cerkowski

    James Sweet Guest


    It was probably made in China a few years ago when I got it too, I dunno,
    I'd try to avoid that stuff but these days it would just about mean not ever
    buying anything. Just shoot me an email if you want it, $5 including postage
    in the lower 48 states.
     
    James Sweet, Sep 28, 2004
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  5. I know, but used evil is better than new evil. ;(
    Deal. I'll know this week, I hope.

    Hey, did the 240 DL ('88) come with the 6x9 speakers installed, just
    the wiring,
    or neither unless you got the optional Good Stereo...?

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    Michael Cerkowski, Sep 28, 2004
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