I want to put a new radio in my 2000 honda accord. Since the original stereo was bigger i was wondering what i could use to hold the radio in place. Can anyone help?
p.s. the link below is the radio im replacing the original with.

http://www.sonicelectronix.com/item_...le-PLD33MU.htm

 

Check your local parts store for a mounting kit. It sounds like you're trying to replace the double din factory radio with a single din model. The mounting kit is specific to the car, but you can mount just about any aftermarket radio in that kit.

There is also a wiring kit that will allow you to wire your aftermarket radio to a multi-pin plug and just unplug the factory unit and plug in your new radio. You may or may not need an antenna adapter. I've done this on Fords and GM vehicles, but the principal is the same. My '01 Accord had an aftermarket radio in it when I bought it. It uses the mounting kit I'm talking about. I didn't buy it, so I don't have a part number.

Oh, be careful. If you wire it in wrong, you can knock out your dash lights. There's a fix for that too.

 

F THAT!! get a double din,

http://www.crutchfield.com/p_130P140...D.html?tp=5684

only $240 on amazon

double din's http://www.crutchfield.com/g_300/Car...FFDouble%40DIN

that radio and that company doesnt have great reviews and the extra cubby-hole underneath is not a good look

just looking out for you man, btw your link doesnt work and that radio is cheaper on amazon bro with free shipping