fyi...Audio King will match prices from the Crutchfield catalog if you
bring it in, however they won't throw in installation kits, but sometimes
do provide "free installation" (you'll still have to pay for any
adapters/parts they need).
I'm an engineer, so maybe I'm biased towards this sort of thing, but
installation is EASY! If you care about your truck (and you do because
you're reading this message), do you want some monkey pulling up your
carpet and ripping apart your dash? You will take far more care of your
truck than anyone else will. Just pay attention to the wiring diagrams,
buy the right adapter harness and check your connections twice before you
power up the unit. It will work. Trust yourself. Also - disconnect the
negative battery terminal before you start and reconnect it only after
you've plugged the unit into the wiring harness. Be smart and enjoy your
system!
Cheers
-Mike
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From: Stacy Clark[SMTP:clar8883@dpnet.net]
Sent: Wednesday, January 14, 1998 5:30 PM
To: dakota-truck@BUFFNET.NET
Subject: Re: DML: CD Receiver Installation
Dave Friend wrote:
>
> I'm thinking about installing a Pioneer DEH-45DH CD/Receiver in my '98
> CC 4x4. Does anyone have this stereo, what do you think of it?
> Crutchfield thinks it will work with the Infinity speakers, any
> comments? What is involved in replacing the stereo, any special tools
> required?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave
Crutchfield is good and all but they are expensive try going to a local
Audio Store and getting the same thing installed. Crutchfield makes the
directions sound east but i have many a freind that have tried doing it
there self and have blown the reciever up. So its really your decission.
Good luck
Jason
97 V6 Reg. Cab short bed
Alpine CD player, Eclipse Amp, MB Quartz 6 1/2 and Tweeters, Pioneer 5
1/4, and 4 pioneer IMPP 12s. Smooth cap, Steel Horse Carpet kit, tinted
windows, Bug deflector 2, Road Boy fog lamps (blue), and blue driving
lights.
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