Is it easy to self install a UHF CB

1) It's not hard provided you have a reasonable idea of power supply (batteries), earthing, mounting aerials, and accessing the cavities in your wagon through which to feed wires. Basically you have to bring a source of power to the radio, it should have an inlnie fuse (supplied), it has to be earthed, and you run an aerial cable (usually from a bull bar but not necessarily) to the radio. All radios are usually supplied with instructions.
2) That depends on the model you buy. The bulkier the more difficult. But you have to be able see the dial & access the mike.
3) Good radios. The unit with the remot head is great because of the small size then you can stick the radio box up under somewhere out of sight.
Just spend a lot of time working out the layout and where wires have to go before you start. Read the instructions and then re read them again. If all else fails read the instructions.
Good luck
Carpe Diem

If you are asking the question , I will assume you have no experience in fitting radios , Get the dealer who is selling it to you , to instal it for you , haggle a deal , it won't cost as much as you think . Then you won't have any problems . If you are in Melbourne I can sujest a few people for you. You may want to tell us where you are , a member may be near you , and might be able to help . If you live near Oakleight , your welcome to come past here for some help .Craigs hut 2003

You should get a TX3400 and velcro, or screw in, the head just in front of the gear shift.
Cheers,
Stuart
- To err is human, to moo bovine -

in our '99 pajero we hard wired the tx3400 to the battery (has fuse mid-wire) ran wires through small slit in grommit on the passengers side of the engine bay (sealed with goo) mounted the main unit to the bottom of the passenger foot well and have the face and mic in the glove box (for now) with intentions to mount it infront of the oil/inclonometre/battery mound soon.

Thanks All for the advice.