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Radio installation kit
I am debating on going single DIN since they are cheaper and more readily available, this way I can always get a stereo with a retractable screen and still have touch screen dvd etc. Does anyone see a downside to a double DIN unit vs retractable screen? Also, is there a wiring harness available which will make an aftermarket stereo plug and play with stock speakers and AMP in a non-DSP and non NAV X5 such as mine?
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2003 X5 3.0i Premium & Sport package Steel Gray Metallic 55K miles and counting |
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For anyone interested I found out Metra makes a kit for the X5 which is reasonably priced on most sites for under 50 bux! I can now move forward with my double DIN NAV/DVD/Stereo install.
Metra Electronics Corp. - 95-9308B is the part number. Probably going to install the Kenwood 6140
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2003 X5 3.0i Premium & Sport package Steel Gray Metallic 55K miles and counting Last edited by MosH; 02-28-2010 at 10:45 PM. |
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people use to charge 200+ for those things |
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