A:AnswerThe original radio in your 2003 Outback is considered to be a Double D.I.N. and a Half size radio, and you will need an installation kit to mount the new Double D.I.N. radio into the dashboard. However there are a few companies that make the dashboard mount kits that will work very well for your installation.
A:AnswerThe Double D.I.N. size radio in this add should fit the Double D.I.N. opening in your dashboard without any serious modifications to the dashboard, if at all. If there is an external O.E.M., (Original Equipment Manufactured), amplifier in the vehicles original audio system, you may need to bypass the amplifier to get the audio signal from the radio directly to the speakers. Most stereo shops will have O.E.M. amplifier "Bypass" harnesses available.
A:AnswerHello Glenn, The radio in this BestBuy add will fit your 1998 Volvo, however the O.E.M. radio is a bit taller that the standard Double D.I.N. radio in the add. However there are many installation kits that will work to make the radio fit, and look good in your dashboard.
A:AnswerHello Rand, The radio in this Best Buy add will fit in the dashboard of your vehicle, however depending on the version of the dashboard you have, it may be necessary to use an installation kit. It will also most likely be necessary to purchases an antenna adapter as well.
A:AnswerHello Randy, It is sometimes possible to interface many types of existing O.E.M., (Original Equipment Manufactured), units and features with many of the new radio / head unit systems on the market today. However it is very common to need some sort of "Interface Module", and sometimes more than one depending on the items being reintegrated into the new system. There are many companies that make these types of interface modules, and it would be best to consult with the Service Mgr., or Installation Technician at a quality stereo shop, like Best Buy to go over the options of what may be needed for your specific vehicle.
A:AnswerKaleb, If an add like this does not specifically mention "Installation Included" or "$99.99 Installed", then it is very likely not a free installation.
No matter which Best Buy you go to. So the $70.00 savings on the price of the radio in this special will likely pay for most of, if not all the labor and any hardware you will need to have the radio installed correctly. It would be best to bring your vehicle to the Best Buy store so the installation techs. can get a first hand look at the condition of your vehicle to give you an accurate labor quote.
A:AnswerHello Bruce, Yes the radio in this add will fit your 2014 Dodge Caravan. And most likely without the need of an dashboard installation kit.
I do recommend using the vehicle specific wire harness adapters to keep from cutting off the O.E.M. radio plug.
A:AnswerHello JanskiI, There are a few different dashboard configurations in the 2014 Ford Focus vehicles, so you may need some sort of installation kit to mount the Double D.I.N. radio. If the car has steering wheel controls, and you want to reintegrate them into the new radio, you will likely need a steering wheel control interface module. You will also need a vehicle specific wire harness adapter to keep from cutting off the factory radio's plug. As far as the time needed to install the radio system, that's relevant to the knowledge, skills, and tools of whoever is performing the installation. I highly recommend letting the installation technicians at Best Buy perform the installation for you. Then you will have a better warranty on the unit as well as a guarantee on the work itself.
A:AnswerHello Dougie, The 1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee dashboard has a couple different setups, but the radio in this add will most likely fit, especially if the O.E.M. radio is a "Double D.I.N." size unit. Which will mean you won't need an installation mount kit.
A:AnswerHello "BMB123", The radio in this add will fit your 2014 Nissan Maxima dashboard, but due to the position of the O.E.M. climate controls, and the fact that they need to be relocated, the price of the installation kit is substantially higher than the radio itself. You can do a Google Search with the vehicle's info first, then enter "Aftermarket Installation Kits" to see what I mean.
A:AnswerHello Maxwell, Yes. The Power Acoustik radio in this add will fit your 2016 Nissan Verse without any major modifications to the dashboard.
The add also has a banner claiming "Free Installation", which would be relevant to the Best Buy in store location for the installation.
I don't know if that covers a remote installation via. The Geek Squad though.
A:AnswerHello David, The rear entertainment system in the Honda Odessy may be able to be retained after replacing the radio in the dashboard.
However there may be additional wiring and or interface modules needed to do so. Especially if you wish to integrate the new radio with the existing O.E.M. system.
A:AnswerThe Power Acoustik radio in this add will fit your dashboard. However, if the face plate of the O.E.M. radio in your 2012 Altima is the same panel that covers the A/C controls, you will need to get an installation kit to install the Power Acoustik radio.
A:AnswerYou may not need a mount kit to install the Power Acoustik radio into your 1995 Crown Vic, due to both radios being "Double D.I.N." sizes.
You may need to locate, and bypass an external amplifier in the vehicle's O.E.M. audio system though.
A:AnswerIt is not likely that you will need any installation kit to mount the radio to the vehicle's dashboard. In order to keep from cutting the vehicle's wiring harness, you will need vehicle specific wiring harness adapters that will attach to the vehicles wiring harnesses and give you the wires to be connected to the radio's wiring. There may also be an external factory amplifier mounted just below the radio location.
If so, the same companies that make the vehicle specific wiring harness adapters also make amplifier "Bypass" harness that you can get from Best Buy, or any local stereo shop.
A:AnswerHello Larry, the PD-623B does not have a direct connection to the Serious / XM Satellite Tuners, however there are stand alone Serious / XM Tuners that use an FM Modulator that will play through the FM antenna input. The radio with a direct Serious / XM Tuner input would be the PD-625XB or the PD-621XB.
A:AnswerNo it doesn't even though the website says it does. If you look up the specific model on the Power Acoustik website, you can see that it doesn't. You will have to upgrade if that is a feature you really want.
