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Aftermarket Stereo wiring from Crutchfiled 200 1992

"cutting a DIN-sized hole in the short pocket that is already there provides much better rear support with a minimum of fuss"

Exactly. Cooling is probably better too. No voltmeter installed, but I have several around. Maybe a replacement for the clock someday.

Red indicator is a flasing light for the aftermarket Clifford alarm/keyless entry system. No sunroof in this car, but hey, the lack of extra weight offsets the gains from the stereo system (subs and amp in trunk). No leaks either :-)






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