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just bought an ELmont ghia and not too keen on the sound system it has.
ive currently got a 4*60 watt pioneer deck, sub and amp from my old car waiting to go in...but not to sure on how it goes. had no problems fitting the deck with the old ef futura as it didnt have premium sound system. but need some help with the ghia. im asuming that even if the 6 stack could be hooked up to my deck it wouldnt read mp3 format so thats gonna come out with the rest of it. regarding the PS system in there now, does either the top or bottom part have all the vital wires like speaker, antenna jack, earth e.t.c, then just a connection the other part, or are the wires that need to connect to the new deck split up between the two. sorry about all the questions but if i remove both parts what can i use to fill the gap one leaves when i put my deck in? cheers for any replies if you read this far 
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ok easist way is remove the old ps system get a single din surround from a wrecker and wire up the new head unit by cuttin off the plugs on the car and using crimp terminals connect it all up easy as just have a test light handy as its all behind there
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The stacker won't work with ya new head unit..
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horis wrote: ok easist way is remove the old ps system get a single din surround from a wrecker and wire up the new head unit by cuttin off the plugs on the car and using crimp terminals connect it all up easy as just have a test light handy as its all behind there
what he said, and yes all the wires you will need are there
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hey guys thanks for the replies....what is a single din surround?
does anyone have any pictures of a custom deck in a fairmont? cheers
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Single din is a surround with just the hole for a single headunit like in your old car double is the 2nd hole so u can fit a 2nd deck in. Just buy one from a wreckers and it will fit straight in.
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horis wrote: ok easist way is remove the old ps system get a single din surround from a wrecker and wire up the new head unit by cuttin off the plugs on the car and using crimp terminals connect it all up easy as just have a test light handy as its all behind there
nar not worth cutting the plugs off just splice into the wires behind the plugs and solder them in best way in case you sell the car all you have to do is cut the plug and wires you installed and then plug the old radio back in, saves allot od stuffing around in the long run
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Or you could just go buy the adapters from the car plug to ISO then from ISO to the matching plug for your new head unit.... Simple that way and takes a s**t load of time off instalation and only costs about $30 for both plugs. Aerpro make them, should be able to get them at pretty well any auto store.
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cheers guys! yer ill def splice behind the plug..did that last time, and it worked out great. hopefully theres a single din that is the same color as the one i got at the moment.
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fairmont599 wrote: Or you could just go buy the adapters from the car plug to ISO then from ISO to the matching plug for your new head unit.... Simple that way and takes a s**t load of time off instalation and only costs about $30 for both plugs. Aerpro make them, should be able to get them at pretty well any auto store.
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in the end DONT cut the pulgs off
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I cut and soldered all the wired from the factory loom to the HU. If the new HU has the auto dimmer feature like that factory HU make sure the adaptor loom can accomodate it. If you want an idea on how a sing,le din system in a Ghia looks check out my gallery.
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my brother bought an adapter with his new stereo for the ef just unplug the old stereo solder the wires from the car to the matching colors on the adaptor and plug the adaptor in the new unit, although in this job a welder and scissors was used
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welder wtf im guessing you mean a soildering iron
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cheers Joolz yer looks good mate...i have a cream interiour though?
to be homest i dont understand what you guys are saying about HUD's and other lingo...except the adaptor part. Ill just do what ive done before and solder behind the plugs so the original can easily be plugged back in. $$ How much should i be expecting to pay for a single DIN, preferably cream ? $$
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