Does 2008 Honda Fit have Bluetooth?
For your 2008 Honda Fit Our BT45 series seamlessly integrates your vehicle’s OEM sound system with Bluetooth® enabled devices so you can make hands-free phone calls and wirelessly stream audio media.
How do you remove a radio from a Honda Fit?
The actual removal of things can be accomplished using screwdrivers, a socket wrench, and a panel tool, but you’ll also need patience when you’re removing the radio/heater control assembly. It’s held in place by seven clips that, in typical Honda fashion, are very, very tight.
What kind of stereo does a Honda Fit have?
The base-model Fit is, as you might expect, rather basic, though it does have a four-speaker AM/FM/CD system. If you buy a Sport model, you’ll find a host of upgraded features, including an AM/FM/CD/MP3/WMA receiver (with an aux jack) and six speakers. The Honda Fit’s factory radio.
Why do I need to remove the glove box on my Honda Fit?
The Fit makes very efficient use of every inch of space, but that also means that every inch of space is being used. That’s why you’ll find yourself removing the glove box (there’s wiring back there and you need to get to it) on your way to removing the radio.
How do you remove the door panels on a Honda Fit?
To remove the door panels, you’ll start by removing the door release assembly, then the armrest. Next, you’ll need to disconnect the door release rod, then pry the armrest away from the door panel. Here, and when removing the door panel itself, you’ll encounter those remarkably snug Honda retaining clips.
How do you remove a stereo from a Honda Fit?
Your Crutchfield MasterSheet has in-depth details on this and other aspects of the installation. To remove the speaker, use a flat head screwdriver to push the metal clip at the top of the speaker downward while pushing the speaker outward to release it. Disconnect the wiring harness and remove the factory speaker.
What kind of radio does a Honda Fit have?
If you buy a Sport model, you’ll find a host of upgraded features, including an AM/FM/CD/MP3/WMA receiver (with an aux jack) and six speakers. The Honda Fit’s factory radio. (Crutchfield Research Photo) Removing the factory radio isn’t difficult, but it isn’t as straightforward as it might be in a larger car.
How do you install speakers on a Honda Fit?
So, to install your new speaker, you’ll need to drill new mounting holes. Mount the new speaker in the adapter bracket, then place the speaker/bracket assembly in the mounting location and use it as a template to mark mounting holes with a pencil or permanent marker. Then, drill the new mounting holes with a 1/8″ bit.
To remove the door panels, you’ll start by removing the door release assembly, then the armrest. Next, you’ll need to disconnect the door release rod, then pry the armrest away from the door panel. Here, and when removing the door panel itself, you’ll encounter those remarkably snug Honda retaining clips.