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post Apr 26 2004, 04:31 PM
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I've been holding off on putting my alpine headunit in my 97 gsx for a while now because I was told that the wiring harness that is made for the car isnt wired correctly and that it will short out the wiring in your car if not installed "correctly" (as in, by knowing which wires arnt properly labelled or somthing..) I was just wondering if this was true at all, it sounds like total BS, but I'd rather be safe then sorry.

Also, the only reason I've finally decided to put it in is because the stock player wont take cd's anymore. When you go to put one in it wont "suck" it in like it used to, and if you push it in, it will just spit it back out at you. All it says is E 02, I looked in the manual and couldnt find anything about it. hopefully someone can help. Thanks
-J.D.


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post Apr 26 2004, 04:42 PM
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If you feel uncomfortable doing it your self, I know that Marlow's in Pekin said they would install mine for $30. I am not sure if the price is different if you didnt buy it from them. but otherwise if the stock harness hasn't been hacked into then the "correct" install harness should be ok. maybe you can check the harness that you purchased with any stereo retail joint, they could tell you if it is right.


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