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What year is the RCA sta-3900 amfm stereo receiver?
1996
Can you put a stock ford ranger CD player in a ranger with only the amfm radio?
yup
How do you remove a Panasonic W200-AMFM?
If you get two screwdrivers in each side of the deck and push the tabs in at the same time it should slide right out of the cage.
When was the first AMFm Radio invented?
1913
Can a 1996 Toyota Tacoma AMFM Cassette be replaced with a 2000 Toyota Tacoma AMFM CassetteCD one for one?
yes, interior changes happen post 2000.
Jennifer bought a brand new sports car The price of the car was 14900 including sport wheels an AMFM CD stereo and automatic transmission The dealer gave her a 1250 instant rebate on the pric?
(14900 - (750 + 1250)) / 60
How do you remove the standard anti theft radio on your Volvo 940 It has amfm and cassette?
There's a nice tutorial on how to do that here: http://www.robdiesel.com/galleries/cars/1993volvo945/radioremoval/index.htm
If you have 93 Pontiac Transport how do you fix the volume on the radio and all the different things on the steering wheel like the tuning volume amfm none of this works do you have to check the fuses?
The steering wheel controls are probably bad The only fuse is the radio fuse and if the radio works the fuse is OK Also if you do not have the original stereo, and your new stereo does not have a place to plug in those controls they will not work.
Where is the amfm radio dial on a 1994 Oldsmobile achieva?
If you need to know that. You should not be behind the wheel.
Ac delco amfm CD player says error when insert CD?
Try a head cleaner disc
Does a 1998 Chevy Lumina amfm radio have and auxiliary input?
No. You can buy adapters that plug into the rear of the head unit, though.
Can I download an internet radio station into my amFM stereo?
Yes, you can listen to an internet "radio" station on your stereo. If you do that, the audio might sound better than it does on your computer. You won't use the "AM/FM" part of your stereo, just the audio amplifier section. To do that, the stereo needs a jack (socket) somewhere on it that's labeled "LINE IN" or "AUX" or "INPUT". You need to get a cable to connect the audio from the computer to the stereo. It's not possible for me to describe the connectors you'll need on the ends of the cable ... you'll have to figure that out for yourself, maybe with some help from a friend who understands these things. Once you have the cable . . . -- Connect one end of it to the headphone jack on the computer. -- Connect the other end to the "LINE IN" or "AUX" or "INPUT" jack on the stereo. -- Look for a switch on the stereo marked "LINE" or "AUX" or "EXTERNAL" or "INPUT". When you flip that switch, you'll be listening to computer audio through the stereo. (Note: The first time, before you have the volume controls adjusted, it may blast you out. Don't get scared. Just tweak both volume controls ... one on the computer and one on the stereo ... until they're both roughly at the same place, and everything will sound nice.)
