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Old 10-08-2005, 08:50 PM
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1992 fullsize blazer radio/casset player

hey, i have a problem, i want to remove the old casset player and radio and install a new cd player and radio but the radio and the casset player are in 2 different places, how would i go about replacing them? Ill post a picture in the morning if it has stoped raining. Thanks!
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Re: 1992 fullsize blazer radio/casset player

thaty was the some as my buddy's carolla. we left the casette player, the only purpose it served was covering up the would-be hole.
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What most people do is put in the new system up top, and then gauges or what have you on the lower one... Just an idea for you..
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