How to install a new radio in a 2004 Honda Civic Part 2 of 3

Now that the center bezel is out watch as we swap head units and test the new radio. The trim ring I used was a METRA 99-7897 install kit. Its more money but it matches the car nicely and has a cleaner look

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• 2004
• honda
• civic
• lx
• speed
• 7th
• generation
• radio
• install
• replacement
• new
• kenwood
• kdc-mp738u
• ipod
• mp3
• compatible
• removal
• of
• stock
• stereo
• trim
• shifter
• center
• cluster
• armrest
• console
• dash
• part
• METRA
• 99-7897
• kit

[Sathirel2]

Please lot of people asked it already... Where did you get that Trim Clip for the radio?

[odatyler]

@Sathirel2 did you ever find out where to get it? i also need to know

[JoeSchlubb]

@odatyler METRA 99-7897 install kit is what i used.

[JoeSchlubb]

@Sathirel2 I got on ebay, its the only one that i could find that allowed use of the factory pocket. I dont remember the model # and I no longer have the car. i will look and try and find it.

[JoeSchlubb]

@Sathirel2 Ok I found the old package, Its a METRA 99-7897 install kit It appears you can still get these online

[xtinaisraddx]

Hey i was putting in my alpine radio and now the power locks don't work when the key is out and the radio doesn't work either. Can Anybody tell me what to look for? I already checked the fuses and they aren't broken.

[JoeSchlubb]

Go back and recheck everything, what kind of car is it? A civic I assume? What year.

[bhannon]

I found one for 10 bucks which included shipping from SonicElectronix, (highly recommend) and fit perfectly. Thanks a ton Joe for the tutorial and info!

[aafcfreak]

Do you have to do the rewiring for all new Head units? Because im getting a new one soon and going to put it into my 2002 Ford AUIII Falcon.

[bluejeanss]

i can't believe you went through all that

[lazycaliboy]

Thank you for this video, it made my life easier!

[raviballer101]

@xtinaisraddx this happened to me in the engine bay fusebox a fuse is blown