Replacing a Furrion AM/FM Radio
My Furrion radio died on my last outing and I want to replace it with an identical model, if possible. The radio does not have easy access from the top, bottom, back, or sides. I assume the front fa...
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PButler96 wrote:Texas Nomad wrote:
I assume the front faceplate is removable and some screws probably hold it in place. However, I have not been able discover how to remove the faceplate.
It pulls off, may need to use a flat screwdriver to get it started.Texas Nomad wrote:
Does anyone have experience with Furrion products. .
Low grade garbage.
EXPENSIVE "low grade garbage"..
Take it out, throw it on the ground, stomp on it as hard as possible, beat it pulp with a sledge hammer, drive over it several times with a road roller, then sweep up the leftovers with a broom and dust pan and file them in the trash can..
Replace with even a $50 car stereo will result in much longer life..
Yes, that Furrion most likely has surround and subwoofer and with a car stereo you won;t get surround sound but many offer a subwoofer output that just needs a external amplifier..
For those setups that have three pairs of speakers (two pair inside and one pair outside, you can buy in expensive speaker switches that can handle that..
Many car stereos now days have BT capability so you can pair with your cellphone and stream from the phone or the stereo can play music files from your phone.
Now the problem becomes, what can I do with the extra space leftover?
