Switching JVC MP3 audio deck from truck to car?

Hi glen, the output/sound ic for jvc kd-r418 is position IC301, part number TB2926CHQ.

try switching the main red and yellow power wires on the link harness with the shrouded push in connectors - i had the same problem and all sorted now!

try pacparts.com.

Yes, you will need a dash kit to make it fit these can be purchased online, walmart and many car audio stores.

you truck has a factory amplifier that has to be by passed,suggest running new speaker wire from deck to each speaker,thats th most simple solution

get the "nissan to kenwood" factory converter harness available at best buy. but if you don't want to pay best buy prices, go to a local mega mall or swap-o-rama, and go to radio and sounds spot there

Hello manishchahal,

Your best option is to use JVC's online factory service locater. Click on the "Service Locator" link at the left and then put your JVC model number and location in the form. If you want to remove the receiver and send it for repair, you should contact whichever of the Factory Service Centers is closest to your location. Contact the JVC factory service center toll-free at (800) 252-5722 for specific packing and shipping instructions.

Hope this helps.

Aux input on the back depends if there was a aux button on the front and the brand of deck. If one is there then you dont need Best Buy to do it. removing the deck is not as hard as people make it seem. The best way to remove the deck to check is find a manual for removal; exp: chiltons, hayne or even get it from crutchfield. Be careful though, some decks may have the aux button and a 3.5mm jack in the back but the jack is sometimes used for a remote. So get the mauals for the deck you have and the manual for removal.

unfortunately the jvc radio model # kd-g140 will not play mp3 on a cd disk- it will play a mp3 player thru the aux jack on the front of the head unit- please rate my help

Hi Rembo,

 

From reading the manual on your deck, you do not have an Auxilliary input for something like a MP3 player.  now if you want to hear your MP3 player on the Deck , you will need to get you a Fm transmitter with auxilliary input.  I think they have those at Best Buy.  Thats where you hook your MP3 head phone output to the AUXilliary input on the FM transmitter.  You would have to tune your Tuner on the deck to the frequency of the Transmitter.  Coolest thing to do with your Deck is to download all the songs you love in MP3 format on your computer, and burn about 150 to 250 of those songs on one CDR. Then play that in your deck.