Replacing the car radio

To replace the head unit in a car with another, more modern one, it is not at all necessary to contact experienced craftsmen. This procedure can be done independently. In addition, you can make your car more stylish and comfortable in the cabin if you use tuning , the accessories of which are in our catalog.

Obsolete cassette recorders

It often happens that the driver is not satisfied with the installed player in the car, due to the fact that standard cassette recorders are often included in the equipment of early cars. It is clear that in the modern world, cassettes are no longer so relevant, almost everyone has switched to using a flash drive with a USB connector, less often to CDs.

Replacing the car radio

Usually, on machines that were manufactured before 2000, square Euro connectors are made. With such a hole, installing a new radio tape recorder is as easy as shelling pears, especially if there is a two-tiered plug. The rest of the cars made after 2004 have different plugs, but the device is still quite easy to install.

Here are step-by-step guidelines for replacing your radio:

• Be sure to read the instructions, if attached!
• First, you will need a battery - this is the base, because electricity comes from it. Usually there is a strip on the wire that connects to the minus, and the side without the strip to the plus.
• Then you need to check if electricity is supplied.
• You need to perform a sound check. The white and gray wires are responsible for the front speakers, and the purple and green wires are for the rear speakers. For every bitch, read the instructions.
• There is also a yellow wire - it connects to the battery, in the event that you need to listen to music while igniting.

After installation, you need to solder the wires and that’s it, your radio is ready to go.