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- UsualSuspectExplorerThe indash radios Fleetwood uses are not double din radios. A double din will fit, but you have to cut about 1/4" more from the top or bottom. I just replaced the one in mine, used a single din Pioneer, and used a Ford adapter, Metra part number 99-5806, or 99-5802.
Here is a thread on another forum about replacing it. CLICKY - Fleetwood_CouplExplorerMine has a Built in 6 cs changer so no remote to worry about with this thing. I am not even sure I own 6 CD's anymore lol.
- ferndaleflyerExplorer IIIMine was easy to get out---the problem is I can't find a replacement that has the option for the remote 10 disc CD player. On mine I removed the whole back side of the dash and there it was....But now can't find a replacement for the Sony that was in there and to add to the confusion I threw the old one away!
- Fleetwood_CouplExplorerLook for the small holes you slide in the special tool and it should release the stereo and you can pull it strait out.
- Vapor_TrailsExplorerI don't know. I haven't looked at it all that closely. I've swapped car stereos in the past. I can't figure out how to get into the dash.
- Fleetwood_CouplExplorerDoes your radio have 4 holes two one each side?
- Vapor_TrailsExplorerOur rig in my sig. Very similar to yours. The OEM in-dash stereo is junk. They make all manners of adapters to make any standard size car receiver connect. My problem is that I don't know how to get the dash apart. Any suggestions?
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