take off the dash then you need to unscrew the CD player and pull out the wire. (make sure that you have the harness for the new CD player and for the car.) splice the old wires and reatach them with the new harness wires,(they should be color coded and matched) then plug the new car adapter harness into the harness for the CD player. After all that, plug your antenna adapter into the back of the CD player and then screw everything back in. Note that you might need the dash installation kit, because usually the CD players are smaller than the stock players. -Shocker
I don't think there was a factory CD player for the 1988 corvette. The Bose was a cassette player that measures 1.5 din
Yes there are cassette player with rechargeable batteries. Even if you buy cassette player that runs on ordinary batteries, you can just replace it with rechargeable ones.
If it was factory... it is a Delco.
bash it with a hammer.
You need to buy an mp3 player and get a cassette adapter for your headphone jack. If you have a cassette in the car.
you can replace your radio with any factory Nissan radio made from 1995 and earyler newer radios (96 -05) have a diffrent harness
A Cassette player
I'm using anecdotal experience here, so I can't guarantee it to be 100% accurate, but the last car I recall seeing with an OEM cassette player (it also had a CD player) was the PT Cruiser/Prowler.
yess easy
This is depending on the year of the cassette player and the type of cassette player. However even though you get the best cassette player you will still run into the problem of a cassette being eaten.
Yes, there was a factory CD player in a1992 Buick Regal. It was separate from the radio like the cassette player. It was referred to as a Remote or Slave CD player.
My Cassette Player was created on -20-04-03.