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car stereo installation

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  • 05-09-2008 3:37pm
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    mynameis.
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7 ✭


    hi, just bought a new car stereo, i need to fit into my car (nothing there at the moment)
    can you recomend a car audio instalation company to install stereo in drogheda


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    ssmith6287
    Registered Users Posts: 1,341 ✭✭✭ssmith6287


    im in d same situation in drogheda, thinkin of jst goin up to halfords, but id say any motor factors wud do it, try d fair green


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    Masada
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    wjat type of car is it? some are simple plug and play jobs, others require an ISO adapter and a facia for the dash where the old radio was removed.,


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    mcmc
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    ssmith6287 wrote: »
    im in d same situation in drogheda, thinkin of jst goin up to halfords, but id say any motor factors wud do it, try d fair green

    Halfords wont install a radio unless you buy it from them. Well thats how they are in Dublin.


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    stretchaq
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    all you have to do is by the adaptor in halford and its a polug and play get the make of radio and make of car bring to halfords buy the connector €20ish and plug it in done


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    mynameis.
    Closed Accounts Posts: 7 ✭mynameis.


    Halfords wont do it if its not something they have sold, neither will fairgreen.
    What do you mean stretchaq??? I know it could be a simple thing to insall a radio but not to me... no clue about such things


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    leex
    Registered Users Posts: 1,228 ✭✭✭leex


    Installed a radio in a friends Corolla last week. Goto your nearest Motorfactors (Halfords or otherwise). Ask for Autoleads ISO radio lead for your make of car.

    If the old radio is out then half the work is done. Plug 1 end of lead you purchased into the plastic plugs that should be in radio area of car. The other end will fit into new stereo assuming it's ISO compatible - most are. Don't forget the aerial cable - obvious again where this goes.

    Screws or pop in clips is all thats required usually to hold radio in place.


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