Installing 6 CD changer from 98 into 99 tape deck?
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11-21-2001, 01:37 PM
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Installing 6 CD changer from 98 into 99 tape deck?
My 99 F150 XLT currently has only a radio/tape deck installed (stock). I purchased a factory 6 cd changer from a buddy of mine who owns a 98 f150. Will the 6 cd changer hook up to my radio/tape deck?
There are 4 square connectors on the back of my deck with only 2 currently in use (without the cd changer installed). I'm guessing one of the 2 that are not in use can be used with the cd changer. Thanks for the help.
There are 4 square connectors on the back of my deck with only 2 currently in use (without the cd changer installed). I'm guessing one of the 2 that are not in use can be used with the cd changer. Thanks for the help.
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11-21-2001, 06:19 PM
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Colin;
As I recall, IF your headunit has a button marked "CD", you can operate the oem cdchanger from the installed head unit. You will need a (pre-fabricated) cable from the back of the head unit to the new changer. They're available through http://www.radiosandmore.com/. If there is not a "CD" button, you'll need another head unit.
Best of luck.
As I recall, IF your headunit has a button marked "CD", you can operate the oem cdchanger from the installed head unit. You will need a (pre-fabricated) cable from the back of the head unit to the new changer. They're available through http://www.radiosandmore.com/. If there is not a "CD" button, you'll need another head unit.
Best of luck.
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