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Argos is a good option for this, they are the cheapest on the market and offer a very wide range of products. The only down side is you do not get the opportunity to try before you buy as with other stores.

Rgdg the purchase-location:

I don't think functionality differs as to "where you buy" as long as it is the same model.

Rgdg the steps to configure to other timezone say for eg: GMT+5 etc:

I touchbased with Sony Support(some Rebecca at 10:30 PM PST 4-Jan-2009) for a similar need and after some time, they confirmed me it doesn't work for any other timezones except those that come preset with the unit.

Hope this clarifies.

My car does this all the time. I am not positive but I was told it has something to do with a glitch in my security/alarm system. You can either manually lock your doors. Count to twenty and then unlock the door with your key which is supposed to reset the security or you can reset the battery.

I'm able to pull mine out by putting my fingers in the small compartment below the radio and my thumb on the top edge of the radio and pulling out from the dashboard. The radio is attached to the storage compartment with the antennae plugged into the back. Be carefull not to damage seal around radio when reinstalling.

He was the weatherman for Channel 9 TV in Philadelphia (which was a made-up station).

No. The VOA operates many shortwave transmitters as well as AM and FM transmitters which easily reach the US. Anyone is entitled to listen to the broadcasts.

I believe it is called "Smile." Someone posted it on the email bag on the Steve Harvey website.

sadly you have to be at a radioshack location to access ANSO.

Good conductors like metals, the ionosphere, etc.

The radio station known as KFI AM 640 is a very well-known talk radio station. It is called LA and Orange County's more stimulating talk radio station.

a radio announcer

It is possible the antenna is bad but it is probably the receiver that has gone out. The receiver is under the dash, above the gas pedal, behind the ash tray. It is silver with wires and the antenna plugged into it. They are getting harder to find for a reasonable price.

Very simple...take a butter knife to the lining around your Head Unit (HU).

1. You will need to take the cover from your A/C knobs for this. This is one big piece of plastic that is held together by about 5-7 plastic tabs.

2. Start by wedging the butter knife into the side of the dash right to the left of right of HU itself.

3. Start prying it slowly and carefully because your going to want to keep the tabs intact.

(*1) 4. Once you wedge one of the sides out, work your way around until you completely get it off.

5. What you should then be left with are the A/C knobs and the HU.

(*2) 6. From there you most likely will need a DIN tool to remove the radio. I'm not sure. But what you'll need is to remove the the wires and then simply install the new one. If you've got a double deck HU and your mounting a single deck HU then you'll need a mounting kit. Get one off of www.crutchfield.com They got em' for like $10. Good luck!

My edits as I've done this 5 times in the last week. Otherwise very good explination.

*1: 5 wiring harnesses will be connected to the front plastic facing. I find it easiest to work on this by removing the bottom 3 harnesses and leaving the top two on then sliding the front facing piece on top of my dashboard out of the way while I work on my stereo.

*2: You do not need a DIN tool to remove the radio. Remove the 4 screws and pull out slightly to access the wires from behind. All wiring can be removed by hand and replaced by hand. I've done this quite a few times on my car.

I just bought one for $30.00, in the original box.

The best brands of clock radio with CD player are: Sony, Jensen , Toshiba, Coby and Timex. This is to mention but a few as there is a large number of best brands of clock radio with CD player.

No, they were made in the 1970's-80's

Operating instructions for the radio are included in the owners manual which is not provided as a download by Chrysler. If you have any specific questions I would be happy to try to answer them for you. If you reply please tell me if the stereo is the Infinity Gold system or the regular one and if it has CD or cassette capability. I'll watch this thread in case you write back.

I replaced my curent stock radion with an infinity gold radioo with CD player. The radion will only work with the CD inserted. The word pause appears on the LCD. Can you help?

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I was able to find the information you needed on a site called the12volt.com. I pasted the link to the page in question. You probably will have to login or sign-up to be able to view the information, but it's fast and easy to do. Also, signup is free. Here is the link www.the12volt.com/installbay/detail.asp?info1989&make323&IDStereo I used it to install a new radio in my 89 323 DX sedan and it worked like a charm.

you annoyed at that dong dong sound!!!!! i just unscrewed the plunger on the drivers door jam and dissed it off! you annoyed at that dong dong sound!!!!! i just unscrewed the plunger on the drivers door jam and dissed it off!

Hi, I have the wiring diagrams that are in the Chilton's that I have. The Chilton's covers from 1986-1998. I don't have a way to put them on line but I can help. If there's a part you need help with, please ask and I'll help with whatever I can. If you need I can e-mail you. Steve H.

just google the geo tracker radio wires

theres a web site called 12 volt, but personally, I am happy using the stereo interface (adapter) that I bought at wal-mart, simple plug-n-play set-up, that you wire direct to your aftermarket stereo all of the wires are marked so even electrically challenged people like me can do it..lol

No. Radio/television waves do not affect the temperature, but usage of radios and televisions definitely does.

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