Pioneer DEH-4500BT CD Player fit in 2000 honda civic ex???
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I am not sure, have not had any experience with Hondas, only with Suzukis and Isuzu Pickups. Sorry that I could not help. Have you tried Googling it?
136293
Yes I love my CD player it has the Bluetooth USB and a lot more future its a great CD player
212662
It should fit, the interior didn't change much until the 9th generation Civics came out... If your pioneer is a double din or a single din it will fit just fine.
807577
Sorry, I don't know if your CD player will work with this unit. I installed mine in a 97 BMW 328I and it made a big difference in sound quality, hope you get similar results.
968450
Sorry- I returned this because I was looking for a CD player and it was too large- would definitely fit in car though!
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This is a industry standard double DIN head unit. From the manufacture you can find a depth measurement to it. You will need an aftermarket kit to adapt your particular car to accept double DIN units. I got mine from the Dealer which fit perfectly and matched fit and finish. This Pioneer unit fit my 08 Nissan Altima without any problems. If you car has a standard head unit and not an upgraded premium stereo(Bose for example) there should be an aftermarket kit that will work for it. Car Clubs are a good source for info, or a custom installer, or some online stereo installer websites.
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I have never been in one so I can't directly answer that. HOWEVER, this unit is what's called a 'single din' sized unit. You can Google it for more info.As long as there is a vehicle specific installation kit available for it, and I'm sure there is one available even here on Amazon, then it will fit. A single din is pretty much the de facto size for car stereo head units.
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You have to go to the Manufacturers website & look for specific compatibility. This I think requires a CD changer outlet in the back of the head unit, but a SPECIFIC changer plug. Do you research.
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Well, the unit is a single din (same size as traditional CD player) . The screen slides out and goes up. Now, you may have to buy a plastic case adaptor to convert the space from your original CD player, so you will be able to fit after market players. You should be able to find that in Amazon or eBay.I hope that helps
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It's a standard DIN dash size, you may need an adapter, Crutchfield also sells them.
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Yes it is the whole radio, I have installled it in my Sentra 98 :D, but I dont know if it will fit your civic.
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It should. All you need off your pioneer is the yellow video jack and red power wire. They should be labeled on the CD player.
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hey I really can't answer it correctly but it fits all in one din car system and sure will fit yours if you have an adaptor for your car stereo to hold this unit in the dash! Good Luck to you this is a great system for the car !
864219
NIce Radio. However, I tried to install it in my 2001 SL chevy Blazer and it was too large height wise. Width wise it was ok. I had to return it. I was able to install a pioner modelPioneer DEH6400BT CD Player with AM/FM Tuner, Built-in Bluetooth, USB, Aux and Remote Control with the adaption kit
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I need it for a 1998 Honda Civic. The original radio is still wired. I have a replacement stereo but needed to have the original stereo hooked up to use the keyless entry.
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Google: "2009 Honda Civic speaker size." Most import cars have 6 1/2" speakers in back and 6X9 in front I think
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I had a 528 that it fit where the cd changer went, and part behind the glovebox. Easy as pie,worked amazing!
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The factory unit is a 'double' head unit in size, so 'theoretically' it should fit with no issues. At most you'll either have to trim some of the bezel, if Pioneer is a bit too big, or add some trim around the radio if it's a bit smaller. But, probably (no guarantees) it'll fit just fine as is. However, I DO NOT RECOMMEND PURCHASING this unit. Pioneer does NOT provide fixes or updates to their equipment, features previously advertised (such as blue tooth streaming of music) don't exist, adding the digital radio receiver apparently causes an issue with properly displaying the station information, and I've yet to get the auto-audio tune feature to work. You could invest the same money in an inexpensive android tablet, external hard drive, and power supply kit, pull your old/factory radio out, rig up a mount for the tablet, and download a few android apps and have a car audio unit far superior to any "auto specific" equipment currently made.