Will it fit an' 06 MX5 with Bose CD player with AUX &amp; SAT.radio buttons(not used)will there be room to hook up this cord on the back of the radio?
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There was for mine. I have the same exact Bose radio head as you. The installation was about ten minutes. Be sure to look at a youtube video on the removal of the Bose head in a Mazda MX-5. It's that darn 10MM nut in the back of the radio, that makes it hard to remove the head unit! =)
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I don't know. I have an older model Radio/CD model # AWRCC2. Go onto Ebay and search bose remotes and you can gather more info. Also check the silver tag on bottom of unit for model number. Hope this will help you.
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It should be able to hook into your sound system via the CD deck that is probably not installed in the trunk. You can check their website for installation instructions.
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The Kenwood unit is not as deep as units with a CD player so it should fit.
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I bought it for my mazda 6 2003, but it didnt work, It fits fine but no sound out of my stereo, I have heard it does work with mazda6 2006 because of the aux features it has, I seen you tube videos as well, sorry I couldnt be as much help
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I installed it in a 1990 Mazda Miata. I didn't need additional wires, however, you will need to know what your existing wires are so that you can connect the wires from the wiring harness provided with the stereo to your car's wiring properly. I did need to get some small wire nuts to make the splices. I suppose there's an outside chance that your current wiring harness will plug into the stereo. The chance is extremely small. Even though I was replacing a late-model Sony stereo with the CDXGT270MP, the old wiring harness was not compatible.
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I have an older car stereo cd player. Will this thing play over an unused radio frequency similar to an ipod?
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Little slow on checking email, sorry.It measures 8.5 X 7.5 X 2.5 inches.Hope that helps.Your stereo should fit just fine!
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I would say not. It is simply a smaller version of a full-function receiver with no CD playeer and a notably shallow design. In my case, it fit perfectly into a classic car glove box even with an IPOD cord coming out of the front port. No other unit I know of could have accomplished that. It meant I could keep my classic original AM radio in the dash. Other than that, it may have slightly more power output than similarly-priced products.
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No, it won't. What kind of radio are you trying to put in that vehicle? No DIN radio will fit without cutting the dash... Only a two-knob will fit without mods. An under dash kit might work for you...
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I have an aftermarket Sony stereo and had to remove it from the dash to gain access to the antenna connection. The antenna connector is on the back of the radio. There may be a connector that must be removed from the unit or antenna cable (no tools required) to allow this to plug in to the back. Mine wasn't apparent at first but I finally figured it out. Hope this helps.
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This will not fit all radios. Like Christopher Hansen said. You will have to install without the metal sleeve and insert the radio from the back. My radio (Dual XDM7615) has a motorized faceplate that slides down to view the LED display and insert CD's. I would have to cut up the bottom portion of this mount to make room for the faceplate to swing out. This mount is incompatable with any radios that have motorized faceplates or screens.
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Answer from Titantech: Yes, the item fits your car. It fits original Bose system and comes with steering wheel control function.
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The att has your normal two prong U shaped metal connectors on the end of the wire, Typical FM Att leads. in my case, I unscrewed the nut on my radio, slid the u shaped metal end under the nut and tightened. So if the Bose has those two posts on the back your good to go. I'm sure you can cut them off also and just have exposed wires to thread onto or into a hole also?
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Sorry, I don't have a definitive answer. It is a double din receiver so if you have a slot that could fit a double din then you should fit. That is just a guess though. Try Crutchfield, they have a sizing guide that might be useful for your situation.
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I'm not sure about an mx5 but I installed it in my 2004 rx8. It has bose and it works perfectly. Highly recommended. If I had to guess, I'd say yes, it will work. I also have the Homespot NFC Bluetooth receiver installed into it. That way I can stream music directly from my phone into my stereo. I did have to buy a PAC audio loop isolator 3.5mm to cancel out the background noise that the Bluetooth adapter picked up. They all work perfectly together. Hope this helped
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It will fit, but Google the installation instructions. It involves running a jumper wire from the cigarette lighter wire to the stereo. I followed the instructions that I read online, and I haven't has any problems. With the jumper wire, the radio still plays after you turn the car off up until someone opens a door, just like the factory unit.