Upgrading car radio

[Tường-Vi]

My Nissan Maxima 1989 's radio still good, but now
I want a mp3 decoder too. Is there any good way to add in mp3 player without removing my old radio?

By the way, does each of the spark plug have to match with
each wire (timingwise)? IS there a way or tool that can
help me do the job the right way?

BIG THANKS!

[cis]

Buy the one that use go through FM :D

[taydu]

Most MP3-CD Player nowaday have build in radio (FM/AM) I f you worry that the wire in your car not going to match with the new system don't worry, Radio Shack, Circuit City, Best Buy and other electronic store has the right connection that let you convert to fit your new system. I'm preetty sure that 99% of the time will work because everything that made to use in the US must follow the standard manufacture procedure. Anyways good Luck

[solarspyder]

By the way, does each of the spark plug have to match with
each wire (timingwise)? IS there a way or tool that can
help me do the job the right way?


I am not sure what you meant to ask but spark plug itself doesn't have to match with the wire. It's best if you can buy the wire from the dealership but for spark plug if you have Japanese car then get NGK or NGK Platinum. And the best way to change these, I recommend that you replace one wire at the time that way you won't mess up... As for the stereo, just replace the whole thing. Every places out there will have what call a wire harness for your car I am sure.... Good luck

[warlock110]

i've seen my friends changed his cd deck a couple of times from his 89 toyota camry to 94 accord to his current 97 integra, all he did was bought the mp3 deck and buy an adapter for his car, then match up the wires with colors, and it worked. not only this dude has used alot of cars over the years, but he also got his deck stolen many times, so i get to see he change it alot :)

[taydu]

this dude must have a fancy head unit

[warlock110]

yeah, he got this fasination with car audio, unfortunately he park his car on a street at night :)