2004 Honda Civic LX - Radio Replacement - Aftermarket Radio Install - Headunit Bluetooth - AUX - USB
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- 2004 Honda Civic LX - Radio Replacement - Aftermarket Alpine Radio Install - Bluetooth - AUX - USB
FM transmitter no longer needed to stream music. Bluetooth connection direct to head unit. Head unit also supports USB cable connection and AUX port connection.
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There was no need to remove the whole console in my 04 civic. Just pop off the grey part around the shifter.
The complete console has to come out to get to screws that hold in the radio support. The screws were missing on this car, so it did not have to, but if the screws are installed for radio support, center console has to get removed or loosened to access screws.
What was the brand of the radio my friend please?
Brand is Alpine, model number is UTE-73BT.
Nice vid , thank you ! Can I ask why the centre console needs to come out ? I'm running the manual civic 7 so mine is a little different. Can you not just remove the centre dash console and leave the gear stick centre console in place?
The center console needs to come off because there are 2 bolts that hold in the radio support. At 2:16 mark, the threads are visible, but bolts were missing in this car.
The center console with manual transmission looks similar, if the bolts for radio support are still in place, the center console on your car is going to have to come out. The screws are near the front by cupholders but that trim does not come off separate.
Hope this is helpful. Thank you for comment.
@thatonecarguy5201 thank you very much for replying , I got the whole thing apart and installed a new radio , big thanks to you bro 🙏 best of luck with your channel
I have a Honda civic 2004 how did you get the kit to fit properly?
It the kit there is a metal sleeve that goes over the radio housing. The metal sleeve has holding tabs/points that you can bend in to secure the radio in the right position. Once the sleeve is in place you secure radio with bolts. 8:40
Hope this is helpful.
@@thatonecarguy5201 my installation kit sticks out from the bottom I need help
Possible the radio installation kit (plastic trim with lower storage tray) is not for that vehicle. You can search for a picture and compare to yours or cross reference the part number.
Hope this helps.