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Stereo question


beachrog
04-08-2007, 08:11 AM
I have a 1997 1500. I discovered that the factory CD player won't play CDs that I burn from my computer. I'd like the ability to do that but would like the truck to look "somewhat original", meaning no adapters hanging out of the tape deck or a Kenwood or Pioneer deck, which brings me to my question. If I went to my local salvage yard and picked up a radio with a CD player out of a 2003 or so, would it fit and would the normal wiring harness fit? I realize I'd still have my separate CD player at the bottom of the dash that probably wouldn't be hooked up, but I don't remember the last time I played a cassette and it would be a nicer look to replace my radio with cassette with a newer factory model that had a CD that could handle the format of my burned discs.

Thanks in advance for any insight!!

bamadam
04-08-2007, 05:39 PM
I have a 1997 1500. I discovered that the factory CD player won't play CDs that I burn from my computer. I'd like the ability to do that but would like the truck to look "somewhat original", meaning no adapters hanging out of the tape deck or a Kenwood or Pioneer deck, which brings me to my question. If I went to my local salvage yard and picked up a radio with a CD player out of a 2003 or so, would it fit and would the normal wiring harness fit? I realize I'd still have my separate CD player at the bottom of the dash that probably wouldn't be hooked up, but I don't remember the last time I played a cassette and it would be a nicer look to replace my radio with cassette with a newer factory model that had a CD that could handle the format of my burned discs.

Thanks in advance for any insight!!
Check the instructions for the burner software on your computer. Sounds like you are making a "data cd" vs an "audio cd". Unless of course you are wanting to play mp3s which a different matter entirely.

I got a Sony mp3 player from Crutchfield.com that has "truck" written all over it. 139.00 with included factory match harness and install kit. Took fifteen minutes to install.

dawnnewsome3
04-08-2007, 09:56 PM
If it is mp3 you want to play convert the files to WAV audio files and they will play in anything.

jeverett
04-09-2007, 11:57 AM
Are you burning as an audio cd, or as an MP3 cd?

beachrog
04-10-2007, 07:51 AM
Are you burning as an audio cd, or as an MP3 cd?

It's an audio CD, although I believe I may have bigger problems, I put a normal CD that I had purchased at the store in the player and it kicks out too. I think I'm going to try a lens cleaner and see if my unit may just be dirty.

KiaSportage97
04-11-2007, 04:30 PM
i Need Help!!!!

my Old Car Stereo Gave Out-whatever That Means

and I'm Trying To Install A New One, Which Have Never Done Before In My Life.

problem Is There Is So Many Wires. Purple Wire, Yellow, Red, Black, Green, Green With White Stripe, Green With Black Stripe, Green With Yellow Stripe, White With Black Stripe, And A Blue With Red Stripe.

please Help!!!

KiaSportage97
04-11-2007, 04:35 PM
I NEED HELP:shakehead

MY STEREO IS FREAKING ME OUT. THE WIRES ARE JUST TO MANY, I KNOW THAT THERE IS TOTAL OF 8 WIRES TO HOOK UP, BUT ITS IMPOSSIBLE DUE TO MANY COLORS AND NONE OF THEM ARE COLOR CODED OR LABELED

HELP:banghead:

dawnnewsome3
04-11-2007, 09:16 PM
This should be typical out of haynes C/K manual Basic hook up
Ground-black . Ignition-yellow, hot with key on, radio fuse 10 amp . Memory-orange, hot at all times,courtesy fuse 20 amp . RF speaker + light green . RF - dark green . LF + tan . LF - gray . RR - light blue . RR + dark blue . LR -yellow . LR + brown .

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