Robert Ferency-Viars
9/30/2010
Get a look at some of our favorite toys. This video showcases some of the tools and accessories that are frequently needed when installing car stereo equipment. Unlike a pair of pliers, these tools aren't always easy to find at the store, and that's why we carry them.
Ken Nail
5/2/2012
Take a look at how most new car receivers are connected to the car's existing wiring in this DIY video.
Video Guest
6/25/2008
A brief video covering the basics of installing car speakers.
Todd Cabell, Danae Marshall
6/20/2006
A 5-minute video that shows the basics of installing a component speaker system in a car.
Jon Paulette
10/22/2012
If Bojo Trim Panel Tools can help a writer get through a month of installs without gouging a door or splitting a dashboard in half, they'll make you look like a DIY genius.
Robert Ferency-Viars
12/29/2011
This installation guide walks you through the process of installing a new in-dash receiver in your car.
Crutchfield Writing Team
6/12/2008
This article describes the steps involved in installing a subwoofer in your vehicle.
Crutchfield Writing Team
7/15/2008
Step-by-step guide to amplifier installation.
Crutchfield Writing Team
4/22/2010
Every vehicle is different, so you may encounter problems that differ from the installation that we describe. Here are a few tips to keep in mind as you plan your amp installation.
Crutchfield Writing Team
7/22/2008
Installing new speakers is the single most cost-effective improvement you can make to your vehicle's audio/video system. Not only are aftermarket speakers relatively inexpensive, they are typically not difficult to install.
Ken Nail
6/1/2005
Adding brand-name component speakers is a great way to improve the sound of your vehicle, but installation can involve a few more steps than 2- or 3-way speakers. We'll take a look at the most common mounting options chosen for component speaker systems.
Crutchfield Writing Team
10/9/2009
Installing component speakers in your vehicle can make a big difference in the sound, but there's a bit more involved than in installing regular full-range speakers.
Crutchfield Writing Team
5/1/2008
There's more than one way to skin a cat. At least that's what they tell me. I'm just going to take their word for that, but I know from experience that there's more than one way...
Crutchfield Writing Team
9/2/2008
My very first accessories post was about the S&G wire stripper . I've decided to retroactively make it the start of a series. With "Installer's Toolbox" I'll talk about...
Robert Ferency-Viars
12/17/2010
Watch this video for a step-by-step overview of a basic car stereo installation. The installation shown in this video is only one example - the actual steps involved vary from car to car.
Zak Billmeier
6/15/2011
Check out how the free installation gear you get with most car stereos and car speakers bought from Crutchfield helps you do your own installation. Our vehicle-specific instructions, wiring harnesses, adapters, and expertise will save you time and money, and most importantly, help ensure that you enjoy your gear for years to come.
Matt Freeman
2/10/2012
Crutchfield editor Matt Freeman examines some of the tools we use in the Crutchfield Labs for testing stereos, amps, and speakers.
Matt Freeman
6/22/2012
It's fun and gratifying to hear about people discovering just how satisfying doing it themselves can be. Recently, two customers shared their first time experiences with us.
Robert Ferency-Viars
10/10/2012
Posi-Product Posi-Twist connectors make doing the wiring for your car receiver installation a whole lot easier and more secure than old-fashioned electrical tape or soldering. How easy? Take a look at this short demo video to find out.
John Pollard
5/9/2013
When you upgrade the audio gear in your vehicle, you'll treat yourself to better sound quality. And when you install it yourself, you'll feel pride and satisfaction from a project well done. If you're reasonably handy and can follow directions, you can do it too, with our help.