I need to replace my '95 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo radio/cassette. It has
started only receiving radio stations if you program them into the pre-set
buttons (so I have to know exactly what station I want, program it in and
then press the pre-set before it will come in...autoseek and even just
turning the **** to find a station won't work).

Anyway, I have two questions:

1) anyone know where I can find a replacement radio/cassette (pref salvage,
pref cheap)? I'm in Maine, but will order online.

2) Once I do find a radio, how do I go about getting the old radio out and
the new one in? I can't quite see how the facing on the dashboard comes off
to allow access to what I assume would be screws holding the radio in. I'm
pretty handy around the house, but no experience with auto repair.

Any help appreciated.
Amy

 

Don't bother getting a salvaged/used radio. If all you are looking for is a
basic radio/CD or cassette you can get a new one for $50. Some places even
offer free install. Then you won't have to worry about that either.

"V" <voisine@adelphia.netnospam> wrote in message
news:MANrb.21148$KN4.1184265@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> I need to replace my '95 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo radio/cassette. It
has
> started only receiving radio stations if you program them into the pre-set
> buttons (so I have to know exactly what station I want, program it in and
> then press the pre-set before it will come in...autoseek and even just
> turning the **** to find a station won't work).
>
> Anyway, I have two questions:
>
> 1) anyone know where I can find a replacement radio/cassette (pref
salvage,
> pref cheap)? I'm in Maine, but will order online.
>
> 2) Once I do find a radio, how do I go about getting the old radio out and
> the new one in? I can't quite see how the facing on the dashboard comes
off
> to allow access to what I assume would be screws holding the radio in.
I'm
> pretty handy around the house, but no experience with auto repair.
>
> Any help appreciated.
> Amy
>
>

 

Don't bother getting a salvaged/used radio. If all you are looking for is a
basic radio/CD or cassette you can get a new one for $50. Some places even
offer free install. Then you won't have to worry about that either.

"V" <voisine@adelphia.netnospam> wrote in message
news:MANrb.21148$KN4.1184265@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> I need to replace my '95 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo radio/cassette. It
has
> started only receiving radio stations if you program them into the pre-set
> buttons (so I have to know exactly what station I want, program it in and
> then press the pre-set before it will come in...autoseek and even just
> turning the **** to find a station won't work).
>
> Anyway, I have two questions:
>
> 1) anyone know where I can find a replacement radio/cassette (pref
salvage,
> pref cheap)? I'm in Maine, but will order online.
>
> 2) Once I do find a radio, how do I go about getting the old radio out and
> the new one in? I can't quite see how the facing on the dashboard comes
off
> to allow access to what I assume would be screws holding the radio in.
I'm
> pretty handy around the house, but no experience with auto repair.
>
> Any help appreciated.
> Amy
>
>

 

Don't bother getting a salvaged/used radio. If all you are looking for is a
basic radio/CD or cassette you can get a new one for $50. Some places even
offer free install. Then you won't have to worry about that either.

"V" <voisine@adelphia.netnospam> wrote in message
news:MANrb.21148$KN4.1184265@news1.news.adelphia.n et...
> I need to replace my '95 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo radio/cassette. It
has
> started only receiving radio stations if you program them into the pre-set
> buttons (so I have to know exactly what station I want, program it in and
> then press the pre-set before it will come in...autoseek and even just
> turning the **** to find a station won't work).
>
> Anyway, I have two questions:
>
> 1) anyone know where I can find a replacement radio/cassette (pref
salvage,
> pref cheap)? I'm in Maine, but will order online.
>
> 2) Once I do find a radio, how do I go about getting the old radio out and
> the new one in? I can't quite see how the facing on the dashboard comes
off
> to allow access to what I assume would be screws holding the radio in.
I'm
> pretty handy around the house, but no experience with auto repair.
>
> Any help appreciated.
> Amy
>
>

 

Head to the closest Best Buy. It'll be $150 max. You'll get a CD
Player/AM/FM radio and have it professionally installed for free.

 

Head to the closest Best Buy. It'll be $150 max. You'll get a CD
Player/AM/FM radio and have it professionally installed for free.

 

Head to the closest Best Buy. It'll be $150 max. You'll get a CD
Player/AM/FM radio and have it professionally installed for free.