1996 Mitsubishi Eclipse Spyder interior parts and radio help

[cathyesq]

Hello everyone! I am the original owner of my car and it has 117,000 miles. I love it to death! It is a blast to drive! I have the gray interior.

I am in need of some interior parts, the sunvisors, both passenger and drivers side, the parts that go over the control toggles for the side mirrors, the cupholder top and a seatbelt holder for the driver’s left side.

I have looked everywhere! I am dying to find original spider floor mats, but thus are impossible.

I’m also having a problem with my stereo. I have the clock radio one with the 10 disc CD player. Some of the slots do not work. There is an error if I was to put a CD in it. The others work absolutely fine. The other problem I’m having is with the radio itself, I’m not able to get FM very well. Also, the speakers on both the left drivers and left backseat. Do not work. Sometimes they crackle a little bit if I’m playing some good Def Leppard music! Any ideas on what to do? Is it something that I need to take the radio out and look at the wiring?

I’m new to your forum, but I have read it for several years. I appreciate any help that you give me!

 

[steve]

Welcome to the site. For the parts you can make a WTB ad in the Classifieds.

It's not unusual for the solder joints on the rear connectors to the internal circuit board to fail from normal vibrations. Resoldering them can often fix problems like this.

 

[cathyesq]

Welcome to the site. For the parts you can make a WTB ad in the Classifieds.

It's not unusual for the solder joints on the rear connectors to the internal circuit board to fail from normal vibrations. Resoldering them can often fix problems like this.

Do we have to take the radio out? Thank you for your reply.

 

[steve]

Do we have to take the radio out?

Yes, I can't think of how you'll open up the radio without removing it. If your not experienced with soldering I'd look for a shop or a friend into electronics to do it. Make sure you have your radio security code before disconnecting the radio.

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