I have a 1988 chevy astr van and need to know how

Easiest to replace would be the factory Delco AM/FM CD...plug in to existing terminals. If wires cut, you should include the plug in terminals with the replacement radio...Local Pic-A-Part is my go to salvage yard radio $25-$75...Walmart also sells radio wire install kits...$14.95? Hope this helps.

You might be getting fuel to the rail, but are you getting enough? Double check the installation and make sure you didn't kink the fuel lines when putting the tank back in. This could cause a reduced fuel flow resulting in a no-start condition.

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come on this thing is so simple its untrue,why didnt you just cut the old lock off and put a new one on.As for the bearings just stick them back in with grease ,you should be able to get some at the bike shop ,but the bearing paths could be worn so if you can get a slighter bigger ball ?refitting is the reverse procedure to taking it apart

Check fuse on stereo head unit.

im sorry to say no it will not.

can u send me a picture so i can see?

1988 astro 4.3l with ac, no air pump takes a belt number k060947 which is a 6 rib belt 95 1/4". please rate

Yes, most of the parts will fit but may not be exact depending on the part/and RPO code.

For example, you could have a different gear ratio in the rear end, this would physically fit, but might not work for your purpose.

your installing an aftermarket cd player in place of factory radio?
it would be best to buy the harness adapters. they plug into the factory harness and will tell you what all the wires are. harness is usually only 10-15 dollars. here is the diagram also.

astro van 2000 rear a/c switch

large orange power 13.8 volts pin G
small orange pin A
blue pin B
not used pin C
not used pin D
gray pin H
yellow pin F
black pin E