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Where the heck does the cd changer cable end up???? 900 1993

posted by  Mr.Wizzard on  Wed Jan 11 10:43 CST 2006
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Hi! Sedans with factory installed cd changers have them in the trunk, hanging from the division that holds the rear speakers, on the passengers side. It is on the opposite side of the antenna, so the cables should separate somewhere on the way. You should try removing the plastic panels on the passenger's side of the trunk. In 940s, only wagons where prewired for a CD changer. If you plan to use the VOLALP, remember that it only works for a specific model of alpine changer. Hope it helps...






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