YOUR RESEARCH2008 Cayman radio wont come out
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the black allen wrench locks are stripped and I cannot remove the radio, one of the locks (top driver side) completely fell out. I have called several shops and they cant provide me any answers. Does anyone have any recommendations?
I think those are not allen heads. IIRC they are torx. So maybe they aren't striped.
yea i know, 5 mm allen, however when i turn one it doesnt spin, and the top one fell out. I have called everywhere and I still cant find any help.
So not sure if it's the same as my PCM 3.0 unit, but yeah, the locks are easy to damage. All the locks do is push down on the metal tabs holding in the radio. You should just be able to push in the metal tab with a screwdriver or something, though, and remove it. Having three hands helps, one to hold down the tab and two to wiggle out the unit.
For the lock that came out, with a little fiddling you can get it back in. It doesn't take much effort to turn the locks, but it's tough to do by feel.
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