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Found a pair of 4" Polk fronts at a spare parts wrecker, wonder if they are any good? They are asking $10 for the pair, this was out of a 1997 Celica. Heard rave reviews about the new Polk 4" (35W RMS, 105W Max), very good bass. Currently own a 1990 Camry CSX with a Pioneer 2750MP head unit. 5.25" Pioneer rears (3 way) and Jenson 4" fronts (2 way). Sounds OK but heard the Polks had more bass and were more power..more efficient. Anyone know much about Polks?

So my old thread is dead, did a bit of research and found out that the air con problem might be a dead fuse, problem now is WHERE THE HELL is the cooling fan's fuse? Anyone know? PS: Air con light is on with the fan NOT moving at low and I speeds. TIA.

cool so there is a harness? mind telling me where you got it from? I can't afford a kick ***** system, still a uni student ahahaha.

Terry, Thanks heaps doode. It's my old man's Camry but I can't stand the stock radio whenever I drive it. I'm planning on putting in my Pioneer DEH-2750MP entry level model. Was wondering if there was some sort of harness for this generation??? Does the Clock come off with the panel? Looks like that in the pics. The clips are sort of similar to my 1990 Camry. PS: Could you give me the direct link to your DIY removal of your stereo?

Hi Terry, Yes it's the 4 cylinder version Sportivo, (Assumed that you guessed it because I said the CD was without the casette deck). There seems to be some tweeters or something near the edge of the front panel and window on both sides. So firstly that was why I'd assume it was 6. Btw, thanks for all the replies guys. Still, is the removal procedure the same as the Corolla as shown? The air con/panel beneath the stereo looks sort of different from the Corolla. I've done installations (amatuer) on pre-air bags cars but with these new cars, anyone know if you can accidentally set off the air bags (expensive to put em back in).

Hi Coobs, I'm not too familiar with Taragos but I did install a CD-MP3 for my uncle's 1997 Tarago. Is the 1992 model the really Boxy one or "Shark like, round" one? If it's the boxy one, I can't offer any advice (which I suspect it is). Anyway, why would you want a 6CD stacker when you can get a decent Pioneer MP3 deck for sub-$200 these days? At 192kpbs (which is near CD quality), you can fit up to 120-150 songs (assuming the avg song is about 5-6mb).

Hi, Was wondering if the guides by Northy and the other guide by someone else (sorry, forgot their user name) is the same for the Camry Sportivo (2003/4)? The Stock CD Player looks similar to the Corolla as shown in the guide but without the casette deck. Also wondering if there are any harnesses for the Sportivo (Camry 2003/4? not sure which year exactly but same gen I suppose). Thrid question is the speaker system. My Pioneer MP3 Player only "supports" (that is has wires for 4 speakers), now I believe the Camry Sportivo has a 6 speaker system, if I attach it, how will I get the remaining two speakers to work? * Do I twist together the wires of 2 sets of speakers and join it onto the Pioneer deck? * Or aren't I able to use the 6 speakers but only 4.

Not sure, will have to check tomorrow, too late to go outside and check now. The fan doesn't turn on though at these levels. As for the 2nd question, ALL the time. It used to be just Low that was dead and now I is dead as well. Can only use II and High now but this is annoying cause on some days here in the city of "four seasons in one day", all you really need is a Low or I level.

Hi All, As a novice in cars, I was wondering if anybody can kindly help with a problem with my air coniditioning in my 1990 Camry CSX. The air condition works on the III and IV Levels but I and II doesn't work. Both the Economy and A/C Normal mode works properly. I suspect it's a blown air con fuse?? Can anyone shed any light onto this problem? Thanks. PS: If it's the air con fuse, where do I find this? Thanks in advanced.