Car Audio Centre Release A New Car Stereo Fixing Kit Feature on their website

NOTTINGHAM, U.K. - Sept. 14, 2016 - PRLog -- New Website Feature - the Car Fitting Kits Online Tool
Find out instantly the different parts which are required to fit your car stereo with the new innovative online tool on the UK website owned by Car Audio Centre, the in-car entertainment specialists.

Need help with any Car Stereo Installation?
Here at CarAudioCentre we offer a professional and reputable fitting service in all our stores. For all fitting enquiries and bookings please visit or call one of our nationwide stores. Our fitters can install your new car stereo, DAB radio, audio visual, speakers, subwoofers or amplifier. We can also help to connect your iPod or MP3 player to you existing audio unit and can offer the best advice on the right in-car entertainment for your vehicle, to further this more we also offer a total 100% custom installation service for demo and show vehicles. So if you have an idea come on in and run it past us, the possibilities are endless and we are never too busy for an enthusiastic chat about our favourite subject.

Please note:  Our two year warranty on products is only applicable to purchases made directly from us and that have been fitted in one of our stores.

Car Audio Centre UK Stores:
Nottingham:
542 546 Mansfield Road, Sherwood NG5 2FR
Tel: 0115 9624 986
Ilford:
743-745 Eastern Ave, Newbury Park, London, IG2 7RT
Tel: 0208 599 2368
Leicester:
279 Aylestone Road, Leicester, LE2 7QJ
Tel: 0116 283 1358
Tooting:
835 Garratt Lane, Tooting, London, SW17 0PG
Tel: 0208 971 9181
Birmingham:
1768-1770 Pershore Road, Cotteridge, Birmingham, B30 3BH
Tel: 0121 459 3131

Car stereo wiring harnesses
Each vehicle has a different wiring story. Sometimes you have a choice of harnesses that will work in your car. Other times, you might need more than one harness to complete the installation.
The basic wiring harness
These represent the most common type of wiring harnesses. They offer connections for the power and speaker wires. They can also include connections for the new stereo's ground and illumination wires. These harnesses enable you to match up the wires for each connection to the new stereo's wiring harness. Once that's done, you plug the other end of the harness into your car's wiring connector (the one that was plugged into the factory radio). Using your car's factory stereo plug wiring connector is the key to installing a new stereo without damaging your vehicle's electronics.
Hook up your new radio by bypassing the factory amp
A vehicle's stereo system sometimes has a separate amplifier, and when installing a new receiver, you generally need to connect the new stereo's speaker wires to the factory amp's output section. These amp bypass harnesses allow you to use the power from the new car stereo to drive your speakers and not rely on factory power.

These harnesses tend to be more affordable than amplifier integration adapters, but can involve more work if the amplifier is in a remote location, like under a seat or in the boot of your car.
Keep the factory amp in play
Many wiring harnesses can let you keep your vehicle's factory amplifier when replacing the stock radio. They include connections that directly tie the outputs of your new car stereo into the factory amplifier's inputs. So, you'll be using the factory power for your speakers, instead of the power from your new radio.


Steering wheel audio control adapters
Modern vehicles often include steering wheel controls to let you safely operate your factory audio system without taking your hands off the wheel. These functions include volume controls, track forward/back, and hands-free calling controls. In most cases, those controls won't work after replacing the factory radio. Thankfully, steering wheel control adapters help integrate these controls with many new stereos, so you can keep using these handy controls with your new stereo.

Speaker wiring harnesses
While they don't directly help with car stereo installations, the speaker wiring harnesses we offer let you use the factory speaker wires for your new speakers, just like car stereo harnesses. Their plugs match the factory speaker wiring plugs in the vehicle, and the other ends slide over the new speakers' terminals. That way, you don't have to run new wire from the radio to all the speaker locations in your vehicle or cut factory wires. These adapters are also free with a car speaker purchase from Crutchfield.

How do I know what I need?
We'll show you! Online you can check here at the Car Accessories page at https://www.caraudiocentre.co.uk/accessories.htm or you can pop in to any of our stores for on the spot free help and advice.

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