If I used this to install a single din stereo, does it have a pocket to use in the bay not occupied by the radio?
789804
No, this kit is meant to work with a one double din or two single din units installation.
789805
This is a double dash din. We used it to replace a double dash din in our ford. If you use it to replace a single you will lose the pocket
703362
Yes. I plunged mine in under the center console at the Bose amp because there isn't a lot of room behind the head unit with the Bluetooth there. I had to run the remote for the amp off of a fuse in the fuse box.
165349
It has phone pocket but no hole for head phone cord to go through. It's old it has CD player holder with head phone cord hole.
37208
YES. There's a pocket behind the where the Wave sits. On either side there is one for a small pen and the other side for a bit extender. Pretty convenient tool and sheath.
598280
The faceplate needs to be attached to charge through the USB port. Both the AUX and USB ports are located on the back of the deck. You'll have to run those wires somewhere like your glove compartment or somewhere you can access fairly easily. So yes, you can charge and use your radio, in fact you can play music through both the AUX and USB ports on the back.
111839
No, the connection is behind the nav unit. It is super easy to install and literally plugs right in. When you hit the 'mode' button after the wire is installed, AUX becomes an available option. The CD option remains available.
1752019
The aux connector on mine is in the front. We just ran the aux cable through the dash and plugged it in the front. It works great.
1877954
No. it needs a half din opening or it comes with under dash mounting hardware. Great unit btw.
2009313
Limited space. Will accommodate GPS unit and a cord or two but not much else. May need to keep suction mount on windshield or purchase the bean bag type mount that will stow away inside the vehicle. I keep my 255 and a power cord in case and I purchased an additional case for my radar detector.
773454
No, this unit has an AUX Out port,and uses a 3.5mm male-to-male cable that has to plug in (somehow) to your radio. If you have no AUX In port in your vehicle, it's not going to work.
1591747
The space provided is enough to accommodate just about all standard size Double DIN radios. For special size radios there could be installation issues, but for the after market standard size Double DIN you should be fine.
1560608
Yes.....it is very or if you don't use it then there will be a space on each side of the stereo where you can see through the dash
1899180
The short answer in the Silverado into which I installed it is ... not enough if placed in the CD opening. I ended up putting it into a seam between the top of the dash board and the instrument panel. There it doesn't block access to any of the environmental, radio/CD or other controls on the instrument panel. It still works great.
1136829
As long as it is compatible with your radio, and u have space to install it. All connections are on the top
1373306
Good question: there is not much extra space in the pocket, but there is some.;be careful starting the insertion and you won't have a problem. I successfully fixed my F150 using this product.
1444424
No. But there is options I think for boxes that u can install. I put my four in and put poly and the insulation over the back and they sound great. I only use mine for the radio.
1302290
You need the rest of the items to mount the actual radio. The other items are brackets that allow you to mount the the pocket to the car and the radio to the pocket. The jumper harness allowed me to keep my oem navigation and the antenna extension wire was also needed cause the cars antennae wire is too short. I hope this answers your question.