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OEM radio replacement question
Background:
1) The vehicle in question is a 1998 Buick Century Custom. 2) I really, really wish I had the part number for the radio handy It's the OEM cd/cassette/radio all-in-one unit, presumably by ACDelco.3) The complicating factor is that this vehicle has radio controls on the steering wheel. I like 'em far more than is probably healthy for the average human. The question: if replacing this radio unit, can I just pick up any OEM CD/Cassette/radio unit that fits a '98 Century and expect it to work with said steering wheel controls, or do I have to hunt down a specific type of OEM radio? (At the moment I'm not interested in aftermarket parts; I just want to be sure ACDelco plays nice before I spend money. My father, as a frequent passenger, wants me to put in something that does mp3 playback, but he's not the one who owns the car. )Thanks! |
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Re: OEM radio replacement question
get yourself the cd radio for these cars, they're reasonable on ebay.
For mp3's. look at spending 100-200 dollars depending whether you have an ipod or not. go to Cardomain.com and order the GMH32T harness that adds a cd changer line to the factory stereo. then get the harness for the pac aux-box, that converts the mp3 audio signal into something the radio can understand. This setup is about $100 If you have an ipod, you can get the pac aux-ipod box, that used the ipod's special connector, and lets you control the ipod with theradio's controls this setup is about $200
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Re: OEM radio replacement question
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