Mell Can a C4 Corvette have an aftermarket radio?
3) some aftermarket radios do not fit the space where the stock radio control head fits so installing the receiver requires metal or plastic fabrication skills, and 4) 90-96 Corvettes have audio systems in two different configurations, one for ’90-’92 and another for ’93-’96.
How do you replace the stereo in a corvette?
Once upon a time, the only way to replace it was to hack a hole in the dash and install a single-DIN (2″ tall) receiver. Lots of people did, including possibly you or one of your Corvette’s previous owners.
Where is the radio receiver on a 90-92 corvette?
14: If you’re working on a 90-92, locate the radio receiver below the glove compartment on the multi-use relay bracket. It is marked by #7 in this GM Service Manual drawing. Unplug the radio antenna and speaker connections. You can remove the receiver and store it or leave it in place.
Are there any aftermarket speakers for a corvette?
Our inventory selection includes radio speakers, radio face kits, knobs, and speaker amplifiers, along with speaker assemblies, aftermarket stereos, and speaker grills to fulfill your Corvette needs. In addition, Zip stands behind all of our Corvette parts with our “No-Hassle Guarantee” – That\\’s customer service the Zip way!
How to upgrade the stereo system in a corvette?
Use a panel tool to pry up and remove the speaker grille, then remove the four 7mm screws securing the speaker to the dash. Pull it out, disconnect it, connect the new speaker, secure it, test it, and (if it works, which it should) reinstall the grille. Badda-bing, you’re done. This Corvette doesn’t have door speakers.
Where can I get a retrosound receiver for my Corvette?
Several models fit your Corvette, and once you choose a receiver, Retrosound lets you choose the knobs you want, for a truly custom look in your dash. When you buy from Crutchfield, you’ll get a very nice discount on the wiring harness you need to connect your new receiver to your car’s wiring.