Radio Interchange; other year/model radios that can be installed directly in CB7/9?

[Fleetw00d]

Are there radios, specifically combined AM/FM/Cassette/CD, from other Honda models or years that can be installed in a CB7 (or CB9) without modifying the electrical connector? I know a single CD player from the 94-97 Accords won't work with my stock radio, but would a 94-97 radio with proper CD player correctly interface with my plug? I'm searching for a single CD player for my CB9, but they're tough to find (following one on ebay). Just wondering what my other options are (for Honda equipment).

[90accords]

I've ran an intega radio, 1st gen cl radio., and a 96 civic radio. All the connectors through 98 should be the same. Also you can use a later one as I am doing now with a car side harness. I think the metra number is 71-1721 but don't quote me on that one..... used in conjunction with the normal harnes you wuld use to install an aftermarket deck you can build an adaptor harness to use a different honda unit.

[bobbycos]

i am using a 2003 CR-V cd/cassette double din with custom harness in my 90 coupe

daheavyking is in love with my radio (no homo)

[kickeraccord90]

i have a 2001 accord stock 6disc cd player but it would need a harness to work

[Accrdwgnguy]

i am using a 2003 CR-V cd/cassette double din with custom harness in my 90 coupe

daheavyking is in love with my radio (no homo)

I almost got one, but found an Alpine that had amber lighting.

OP, Honda single or double DIN stereos up to 2000 ish are plug and play.

90 - 97 Accord
Acura Legend up to 96?
Integra up to 01.
Prelude up til 01
Civic up to 95

Thats the extent of my knowledge.

[Nurega]

I currently have an Acura Vigor head unit, and previously had a 1988-1990 Legend head unit with CD player. Like others have said, any Honda/Acura connector before 1998 will more than likely work.

My Legend CD player connected right up to my 1991 Accord head unit and surprisingly worked. Junkyard shopping is best; you have a wide selection of Legends and Accords.

The only problems with these non-stock radios is that they can't be anchored like the OEM radio. The reason I dumped my Legend radio was because, under had acceleration or on an incline, the radio would fall out!

[xkjnboix]

u could always jb weld the cb bracket to the back of the other oem radio. im sure the dimensions are the same and jb weld shouldnt damage anything.of course this would damage the cb radio beyond use but whocares cause no one uses cassettes anymore

[bobbycos]

u could always jb weld the cb bracket to the back of the other oem radio. im sure the dimensions are the same and jb weld shouldnt damage anything.of course this would damage the cb radio beyond use but whocares cause no one uses cassettes anymore

i still have mix tapes from yer diaper days

just kiddin'

seriously i still have lots of cassettes i still listen to regularly along with my cd's

[illestatus]

check out joshys mrt, hes got a pretty good setup(2010 CR-V) i got the same cd player minus the cassette player.
http://www.cb7tuner.com/vbb/showthre...=158937&page=8

[Fleetw00d]

Thanks for the info gentlemen. Managed to get the single CD player on ebay (lost the auction, but the winner was in Poland and didn't want to pay the shipping, so got second chance). Unfortunately, he doesn't have the bracket for radio/CD setup. Anyone have one sitting around?