where to put cb in 2007 international work star truck

Discussion in 'CB Radio Forum' started by pthayes, Jul 18, 2008.

  1. pthayes

    pthayes Bobtail Member

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    company bought new international work star trucks where are the cb hookups and where does it go????
     
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  3. WiseOne

    WiseOne Inactive contact bullhaulerswife

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    I HATE International's, that CRAP. I searched all over Google and can't even find this info, LOL. I worked for Heartland and they switched to ALL International's and I almost quit until I got use to the hunk of junk...I was so mad. It is the year 2008 and International is back in the 1900's!!! I am so sorry for you having to drive one of those, but I cannot find the info you need right now as mine was different with Heartland. SURELY someone knows on here, just give them time to answer is all...good time to ask as drivers are coming in for the weekend now.
     
  4. 25(2)+2

    25(2)+2 Trucker Forum STAFF Staff Member

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    If they won't mount it for you in the shop,you might have to use a slip seat box.

    I'm temporarily in a Western Star. I usually lay it on the other seat or the floor, but I have a larger radio. You might be able to mount a small radio more easily.
     
  5. poppy

    poppy "I Love that Cushaw Pie"

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    i drove one for a couple years and if i remember right it has cut out in top overhead and the wires are stuffed in there in a bundle, they should be marked.
     
  6. Cybergal

    Cybergal Road Train Member

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    Some of the Internationals have the hook ups, passenger side, bottom of dash.
     
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