i have a rover car but can i take the old stereo radio and replace it for a up to date cd player?

Answer 1

no prob ? halfords can supply a convertion plug from your existing radio to fit most common new systems.
Saves the wires been butchered ?
Regards Martin

Answer 2

Of course a professional can replace your car radio with a more up to date MP-3 Player I-pod satellite radio. You can do it with adapter kit from your radio plugs. or with a Rover Car service manual with the color of the radio wires called out on a wiring diagram.

Answer 3

I have a rover car but can i take the old car and replace it for a up to date car? like a ford? lol

Answer 4

I have no clue what a Rover car is, but i do know that they make wiring harnesses to adapt different cars to newer radios so you don t have to do alot of slicing and dicing of your existing wiring. My husband runs a automotive customizing shop, and i do the ordering of parts so i have seen plenty of these.

Answer 5

the place where the stereo was the new wont go in or sometimes it is too small.so, either you will have to buy old version. or u can also change only the radio box hole it can fitted in mechanic but only in some places.
i suggest u to change the new version of everything only the staring a.c, Gare changer or whatever u call it.(only the part in front of first seat you dint need to change engines and it isn't too expensive.

Answer 6

If you look at the auto store you shoulf find systemt that will drop right into place, or at the worst a cover plate to hide things.pp

Answer 7

yes but might have to change the plates that the stereo slides into for a good fit

Answer 8

of course...

makro do a very nice face off ( ministry of sound MP3 ) for 45 quid.. does mp3.wma. cd/cdr/cdrw/and has a pod slot

Answer 9

of course! but i would replace the car!

Answer 10

Just a little bit of rewiring and you're good to go.