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2:22 4:38 Installing Vehicle Door Speakers: Geek Squad Autotechs - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Ties. Now let's plug the speaker harness into the factory connector insert the speaker into theMoreTies. Now let's plug the speaker harness into the factory connector insert the speaker into the cavity. Line it up and screw it in next let's reattach the wire harness to the panel.

Many of them come with universal dimensions made for a wide range of cars. Chances are low a universal aftermarket touch screen will fit your vehicle without any issues. A new touch screen needs to match the car's electrical system to work properly, too. An OEM or OE-quality touch screen will do this.

Many of them come with universal dimensions made for a wide range of cars. Chances are low a universal aftermarket touch screen will fit your vehicle without any issues. A new touch screen needs to match the car's electrical system to work properly, too. An OEM or OE-quality touch screen will do this.

Most cars have either single-DIN or double-DIN factory stereos and will accept one or both sizes depending on the make and model. It may help to use a vehicle selector tool to see what works best with your car.

2:14 3:22 How to Car Stereo - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Then. We just slip the whole assembly back into a hole and bolt up the sides. Put them in nice andMoreThen. We just slip the whole assembly back into a hole and bolt up the sides. Put them in nice and tight so the radio doesn't rattle. They pop the cover back on snap.

Yes. You might need an adaptor or two, one for the physical fitting, one for the electrical connections. You might find that they physical fitting is awkward, but some of those radios have pop-up screens and fit a standard ISO mount. What is the best way to connect a phone to the in car radio system?

Adding touchscreens, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, backup cameras, and other features can boost the price to $150–2,000. With parts and labor, you're looking at $75 for a simple single-DIN unit to well over $2,000 for a high-end double-DIN unit and custom installation.

With all of the above caveats in mind, installation of a car stereo should take anywhere from one to four hours. However, times may vary and the only way to get an accurate quote on car stereo installation is to take it into a car audio shop.

2:22 4:38 Installing Vehicle Door Speakers: Geek Squad Autotechs - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Ties. Now let's plug the speaker harness into the factory connector insert the speaker into theMoreTies. Now let's plug the speaker harness into the factory connector insert the speaker into the cavity. Line it up and screw it in next let's reattach the wire harness to the panel.

Many of them come with universal dimensions made for a wide range of cars. Chances are low a universal aftermarket touch screen will fit your vehicle without any issues. A new touch screen needs to match the car's electrical system to work properly, too. An OEM or OE-quality touch screen will do this.

Many of them come with universal dimensions made for a wide range of cars. Chances are low a universal aftermarket touch screen will fit your vehicle without any issues. A new touch screen needs to match the car's electrical system to work properly, too. An OEM or OE-quality touch screen will do this.

Most cars have either single-DIN or double-DIN factory stereos and will accept one or both sizes depending on the make and model. It may help to use a vehicle selector tool to see what works best with your car.

2:14 3:22 How to Car Stereo - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Then. We just slip the whole assembly back into a hole and bolt up the sides. Put them in nice andMoreThen. We just slip the whole assembly back into a hole and bolt up the sides. Put them in nice and tight so the radio doesn't rattle. They pop the cover back on snap.

Yes. You might need an adaptor or two, one for the physical fitting, one for the electrical connections. You might find that they physical fitting is awkward, but some of those radios have pop-up screens and fit a standard ISO mount. What is the best way to connect a phone to the in car radio system?

Adding touchscreens, Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, backup cameras, and other features can boost the price to $150–2,000. With parts and labor, you're looking at $75 for a simple single-DIN unit to well over $2,000 for a high-end double-DIN unit and custom installation.

With all of the above caveats in mind, installation of a car stereo should take anywhere from one to four hours. However, times may vary and the only way to get an accurate quote on car stereo installation is to take it into a car audio shop.