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Old 05-21-2009, 03:42 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Help! 92 Camry head unit swap

I know it has been touched upon recently but i didnt want to thread jack. (:

But I saw the tutorial and I have a couple of questions.

A friend of mine had an old sony head unit laying around for years.
I found the manual's pdf online and got it. I dont know how old it is but it seems decent, atleast better than stock. I'm not an audiophile. SO heres the questions...

-If the radio is indeed faulty electrically, the most that should happen is I blow the radio fuse right?

- Where do I find the aftermarket radio wiring harness for my car?

-What/How do i connect with this harness?*

* Im really confused about this, because this radio has just the radio itself & the face plate. (no wires)

Its a single DIN radio. just cassette and radio. It has options to add a CD changer and other stuff. But I just want the cassette and radio.
its a XR-U800
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If it is faulty wiring you will just blow your fuse dont worry i have done that many times. Best buy should have the wiring for the sony since all sonys are pretty much the same and dont forget to to buy the adapter for your car so you dont have to cut wires
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Thank You!
I'll stop by best buy, I work on my car mechanic wise, but when it comes to electrical I stay away.
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