Radio Replacement Question

["Mark Swingle" <mark.swingle@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

You want radio B, radio A is most likely for a Jeep.

I used a later model AM/FM/Cassette/CD in the New Yorker.  It's the same
unit as in my 99 Town & Country.  I don't think witching buttons will work.
The reason I say that is each radio I've looked at uses a slightly different
size push button.

It's not hard at all to replace the radio.  Start with the 4 screws at the
top of the trim around the speedometer and remove it.  Then you have access
to the screws for the trim over the radio.

Mark
1992 New Yorker Salon 47K and a sunroof
1990 Chrysler Imperial
1991 Plymouth Grand Voyager LE
1994 Chrysler LeBaron LX convertible
1999 Chrysler Town & Country LXi
Atlanta, GA

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[mailto:mailing-list-owner@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of Laurent
Daudelin
Sent: Thursday, April 22, 2004 11:37 PM
To: Imperial Club
Subject: IML: Radio Replacement Question


I've been thinking about replacing my current Infinity radio-cassette in my
93 Imperial with a radio-CD. I don't want an after-market. So, I've been
looking on eBay for some time and see some that would be a good deal.

However, since I still haven't found the proper shop manual that will show
me what the mounting of my current radio and since I know how it can be a
pain sometimes to remove the dash (and I don't have the shop manual for that
anyway) just to look at the mount, I haven't tried to buy any, but it's
getting annoying!

There are actually 2 very similar models to mine, except with a CD player in
the place of the cassette player. However, those 2 models have one of the
tab for the mount in a slightly different place.

I put pictures on my webserver, so here is model "A":
<http://nemesys2.dyndns.org:8080/Images/Radio_A.jpg>

and here is model "B":
<http://nemesys2.dyndns.org:8080/Images/Radio_B.jpg>

So, if any 90s Imperial owner has ever removed the dash or looked at the
radio and could confirm which mount it is, I would really appreciate.

Also, on mine, all knobs and controls have a silver finish, while all the
models I've seen so far on eBay have a black finish. I was wondering if
anybody knew how hard it would be to switch the knobs and such from one
radio to the other. I know that for some, like the volume, that wouldn't be
too hard, but about the controls on the equalizer or the balance joystick?

Thanks in advance!

-Laurent.
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