More pics of a torn apart altima - useful for aftermarket radio install
As I was bored today I decided to continue the excellent work done by 2002Altima and do some tearing apart of my own. I was interested in how easy it would be to install an aftermarket stereo system.
For those that don't know yet American International has released a dash kit for the 2002 Altima you can see it here.
Anyway for those that are interested you can see the pics here. Sorry there isn't much commentary as to what is going on, but I think most people will get the idea.
Oh and for those that want to know the non-bose tweeter is a 1" tweeter and you have about 1" of depth to play with. And the non-bose mid range is about 6.5" and about 2.5" deep, but there is about an extra 4.5" of depth in the door panel.
Oh and if you look at the back of the head unit you will see there is an 8 pin DIN that wasn't connected to anything. Perhaps this is a connection for a CD changer?
Finally if any of this information is found to be innaccurate or misleading later, don't blame me!!
As I was bored today I decided to continue the excellent work done by 2002Altima and do some tearing apart of my own. I was interested in how easy it would be to install an aftermarket stereo system.
For those that don't know yet American International has released a dash kit for the 2002 Altima you can see it here.
Anyway for those that are interested you can see the pics here. Sorry there isn't much commentary as to what is going on, but I think most people will get the idea.
Oh and for those that want to know the non-bose tweeter is a 1" tweeter and you have about 1" of depth to play with. And the non-bose mid range is about 6.5" and about 2.5" deep, but there is about an extra 4.5" of depth in the door panel.
Oh and if you look at the back of the head unit you will see there is an 8 pin DIN that wasn't connected to anything. Perhaps this is a connection for a CD changer?
Finally if any of this information is found to be innaccurate or misleading later, don't blame me!!