Pontiac: 03 Grand Prix - FM Modulator hookup

> Are there any problems with removing the radio and/or disconnecting 

I'll start by saying that since my specialty is in vintage car radios, I
can't tell you with any certainty what you have in your modern unit.

I would think that any security codes will be stored in memory, and the
radio can be removed and replaced in the same car with no problem -- but why
worry about this when the only thing that you need to remove is the antenna
connector?

With only a few exceptions, virtually every car radio from 1932 to the
present uses a Motorola connector for the antenna. The exceptions are early
30's Packards and present-day Japanese cars -- and who knows if GM or others
haven't changed out in the past year or two? I'll assume that your JVC
modulator has a Motorola socket and Motorola plug. If your radio uses
Motorola connectors, it's a beautiful thing. If different, you may need
adapters -- which your audio dealer should be able to provide. Hmmmm . . .
I wonder if they have a bayonet adapter for a 36 Packard . .?


--
Gary E. Tayman/Tayman Electrical
Sound Solutions For Classic Cars
http://www.taymanelectrical.com

New radios use a smaller Motorola plug. Thus the need for an adapter.
Don't know the specific of you car, but that is probably what your adapter
were for.

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Thank you,



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