How to Change Radio in 94 Sub. Legacy

[volleybiggs]

I have a 94 Sub Legacy and the Tape Player just wore out. I use the
Tape for my XM radio.
Does anyone know a website that had directions on taking the cover off
consule to get to the radio?
Thanks!
Jim

 

[1 Lucky Texan]

I have a 94 Sub Legacy and the Tape Player just wore out. I use the
Tape for my XM radio.
Does anyone know a website that had directions on taking the cover off
consule to get to the radio?
Thanks!
Jim

Not specifically, but you could try the appropriate section at www.nasioc.com,
www.ultimatesubaru.org maybe http://scoobymods.com/ . Also, could be
some help at crutchfield.com

Carl

 

[S]

Hi Jim!

I have a 94 Sub Legacy and the Tape Player just wore out. I use the
Tape for my XM radio.
Does anyone know a website that had directions on taking the cover off
consule to get to the radio?
Thanks!
Jim

There are two screws behind the cup holder, and two more kinda hidden
up above the ash tray. Feel above the ashtray opening, or use a small
mirror to find 'em, and a stubby phillips screwdriver to get them out.
The bezel should come right off once these are removed.
These cars use a standard DIN mounting arrangement, so most any modern
aftermarket unit will fit. Get a wiring harness adapter from
Crutchfield or ebay.
I'm reasonably certain that an OEM CD/casette player from any Subaru
thru about '02 (anyway) will also plug right in. Again, try ebay.

Have fun!

ByeBye! S.

Steve Jernigan KG0MB
Laboratory Manager
Microelectronics Research
University of Colorado
(719) 262-3101

 

[bugalugs]

I have a 94 Sub Legacy and the Tape Player just wore out. I use the
Tape for my XM radio.
Does anyone know a website that had directions on taking the cover off
consule to get to the radio?
Thanks!
Jim

Just leave it unlocked in the wrong part of town.

But seriously, most of the front just clips on, Start near the
gearshift, then remove the ashtray and there are 3 screws. The one right
at the back only needs to be loosened as the hole is slotted. The 2 up
underneath are a PIA. Use a magnetic philips screwdriver as when you
drop the screws you learn a whole lot of new swear words.

I've just replaced my radio with one that has a USB connection and now
have 836 songs on a USB stick plugged in. Never have to change a disc
again.