cd changer question

[2tochoose]

Ok here is the situation the car is a 98 SHO that had the changer in the trunk. Now the changer is missing but the wiring is all still there. What are my choices to replace this do I have to buy another factory changer(if so how much are they?)or can I get an aftermarket one to hook up(I have seen some but do you still need the adapter to make them work?)

 

[ricky]

Hi, You can go either route. Factory changers pop up on ebay for various amounts. I think any aftermarket will need the wiring harness that will work with that particular changer. I believe this subject has been posted before in the Gen III section. Do a search and I think you will find more and better info, and some good web links.

 

[Wess]

Try this site:

http://www.cdchangersonline.com/itm00045.htm

 

[DavidT]

Try this site:

http://www.cdchangersonline.com/itm00045.htm

hey, thats where I bought my 10 disc changer from

 

[ArkanSHO]

I relocted my stock changer to under the passengers seat but just had a home-burned disc jam in the mechanism when the label started to peel when I tried to eject the magazine. In any case, the whole changer completely died. I replaced it with a 10 disc Kenwood KDC-C719 and a P.I.E. FRDR/PC-KNNSR control adaptor so all by controls still operate the changer all for less then $260. It even came with enough cable I could have mounted it anywhere in the car..