What’s up you guys! Learn how to remove the stock stereo on a 1988 – 1994 Jaguar XJ6 (XJ40) and how to install a aftermarket stereo. Hope you find this video helpful Please Like, Share and Subscribe it really means a lot! Thanks for watching!!
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Great job as always, but show us how it looks after the installation.
Thank you Jesse. Your the man !
who uses cassettes? me! they are my go to option whenever my 8 track fails
Have a great day! On my XJ40, I installed a connector in the armrest storage box connected to the + and – of the radio, so that I can charge my battery easily during the winter without having to shove of 1 meter of snow every time. Then, in a plastic box, I put 2 bolts, with wires going to the connector so that I can clip the chargers + and – on the bolts and charge the car, from the inside.
I've seen several ads in the past in some car magazines…
There's at least one or two companies that not only restore, but modify, oem head units. Even putting in discreet aux plugs.
You could probably send the head unit out to get the cassette deck working again and still have a (second) way to plug your phone in.
Hey when did you find the plastic that Gomes around the chrome of the gearbox ??