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#92179 06/21/2005 2:52 PM
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I got a couple OE radios,& a service manual. If I buy a signal generator off ePay could I possibly repair my own radio? Anyone here ever do any work on old radios? I won't pay $400 to redo an AM radio that will be useless in a few years anyway. Anyone added satellite radio to one? Should I just hack away & install a CD player & get over it?? Need some tunes,,,Brian


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#92180 06/21/2005 2:56 PM
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Brian - if you've some experience in electronics you may be able to find and fix the problem, but your real problem will be finding the parts that'll need replacing - frequently the main problem w/ the old radios is the vibrator, if you can find a way to check it, or just a known good replacement, try that but don't need to 'hack' anything to just hang a cd under the dash grin

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I fabricated a cover plate to go over the existing original holes for the stock radio, and mounted my CD/radio in the glove compartment..Speaker boxes mounted under the seat..Everything out of sight, and works real well..Don't hack the dash, you'll regret it later..Steve

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I cut my other 64 for a DIN radio w/speaker under the seat, it was already cut some, looks fine & works well but this truck still has the delete plate. Hate to be the one who hacks it up, this truck has never had a hole drilled anywhere. I have a couple radios for parts unless the same part always goes bad....Brian


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