How Do You Install A Car Stereo In A 1996 Mitsubishi Eclipse?
The 1996 Mitsubishi Eclipse was the second generation of Eclipse produced by Japanese automaker, Mitsubishi. It was called “the 2G” internally by the company and marked a design switch that among other things, positioned the driver controls and instruments at a more “cockpit-like” angle. The stereo deck was moved closer to the driver and angled to make usage more comfortable. Replacing the factory stereo remained a relatively simple task of removing the trim panel, adapting the aftermarket stereo, and replacing the paneling. While some will elect to have the radio replaced by a professional, a well-instructed car audio novice can perform the installation. Lift the hood of the Eclipse. Loosen the clamp of the grounding cable (connecting the negative battery terminal with the frame of the vehicle) with a 10mm wrench or pliers. Remove the cable from the terminal. Connect the idle stereo wiring to a wiring harness adapter. The adapter will have abbreviations or color-code (either on the ad
