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Old 10-23-2004, 04:29 PM
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1. Can anyone tell me where I can find (if any) the pre-run cable in the trunk for a cd changer?

2. If my car is not equipped with a pre-run cable does anyone know where I can find a stock CD Player for a 2000 Bonneville SE?
Old 10-27-2004, 08:59 PM
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Try the junkyard. You can find a stock one for pretty reasonable.
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Originally Posted by iceman1
Try the junkyard. You can find a stock one for pretty reasonable.
umm.. I dont know what the junkyard would have to do with anything. But the 2000+ bonnes are not prewired for CD changers if they are not euqipped form the factory with one.
you can always add a FM modulated unit and still keep the factory headunit
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FM Modulators are crap. Just go with an aftermarket CD Changer
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I have had experience with 2 types of FM Modulators...

The first was the Radio Shack special, the transmitter. Which I agree was absolute crap.

However the Alpine changer I had in my Firebird came with a different kind of FM modulator. It wired in between the antenna and the deck. Worked quite well for me. Maybe with a "proper" "high performace" audio system (ie one for a competition) they are pointless, but it served my purpose just fine.
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