Bluetooth head unit advice
#1
Bluetooth head unit advice
Ok guys,
I want to get a blue tooth head unit. I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions of brands or models that worked good or bad. Also it's in a 1998 blazer, is that considered single din or din and a half? Do I need an adapter to make a single din fit? And where do I get that? Also do I need a harness adapter?
Thanks,
Cody
I want to get a blue tooth head unit. I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions of brands or models that worked good or bad. Also it's in a 1998 blazer, is that considered single din or din and a half? Do I need an adapter to make a single din fit? And where do I get that? Also do I need a harness adapter?
Thanks,
Cody
#2
Ok, I'll try to answer your questions.
The 1998 blazer should have the 1.5 din unit in it. Finding an after market unit in 1.5 din is next to impossible. So you either have to do a single din with a space filler or do the double din conversion. There are endless options in the single din option, so figure out what options you want and use that to narrow down your options. If you go the double din option, this opens you up to having a touch screen installed which can include on screen dialing and GPS too
Yes you will need an adapter to make a single din fit unless you want an air gap between your head unit and bezel
You can get those anywhere that sells the head units, some actually come with it if bought online and you select your vehicle
As for the harness this is personal choice. Depending on the unit, some have adapters for the unit to your car, where as others give you the wire ends which you then have to color match with the wires in your car.
I hope this helps.
The 1998 blazer should have the 1.5 din unit in it. Finding an after market unit in 1.5 din is next to impossible. So you either have to do a single din with a space filler or do the double din conversion. There are endless options in the single din option, so figure out what options you want and use that to narrow down your options. If you go the double din option, this opens you up to having a touch screen installed which can include on screen dialing and GPS too
Yes you will need an adapter to make a single din fit unless you want an air gap between your head unit and bezel
You can get those anywhere that sells the head units, some actually come with it if bought online and you select your vehicle
As for the harness this is personal choice. Depending on the unit, some have adapters for the unit to your car, where as others give you the wire ends which you then have to color match with the wires in your car.
I hope this helps.
#3
Ok guys,
I want to get a blue tooth head unit. I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions of brands or models that worked good or bad. Also it's in a 1998 blazer, is that considered single din or din and a half? Do I need an adapter to make a single din fit? And where do I get that? Also do I need a harness adapter?
Thanks,
Cody
I want to get a blue tooth head unit. I was wondering if you guys had any suggestions of brands or models that worked good or bad. Also it's in a 1998 blazer, is that considered single din or din and a half? Do I need an adapter to make a single din fit? And where do I get that? Also do I need a harness adapter?
Thanks,
Cody
I like pioneer, they have both single and double din. Most come with Bluetooth now of days.
Do you want touch screen, Bluetooth, Apps, Maps, videos/movie? Then go with Double Din.
If you only want Bluetooth and nothing else then single din would be good for you.
A harness adapter made things neat and easier, i got mine at wal-mart. was cheap and got the job done. They also have Din adapters as well.
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