radio installation
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radio installation
Looking to add blue tooth to my car and after talking with a few installers it seems the best way to go is to get an aftermarket radio with navigation. I found a decent pioneer with nav and blue tooth for around 400 but was told installation would be about another 4 to 500 on top of that. Is installation really that bad? any ideas on how to do this cheaper.
Thread Starter
Former Vendor
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From: League City Texas
Houston Events Coordinator
St. Jude Donor '11-'12, '14
I believe in the Beer Fairy
I use to do all my own installations especially after Circuit city caught my factory radio on fire in my old truck. I am just being lazy and would rather if they screwed something up that they have to pay for it and not me.
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Former Vendor
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Posts: 12,288
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From: League City Texas
Houston Events Coordinator
St. Jude Donor '11-'12, '14
I believe in the Beer Fairy
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Posts: 7,035
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From: North Augusta, SC
This thread details which adapters you'd need, and this one shows 90% of the work involved. Just for all of the integration parts you're looking at $150-200, plus a days labor if you have a shop do it.
