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The tools latch in place when inserted, and you can use pliers on them to pull the unit out of your dash.
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The tools latch in place when inserted, and you can use pliers on them to pull the unit out of your dash.
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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Can someone guide me as to how to remove the radio from the dash? Need to make connection for FM modulator for sat. radio. Thanks.

POST 2Original post

Manny - check out the first two sentences in this post. https://rennlist.com/forums/showpost...4&postcount=15

POST 3Original post

Now that you know about the little radio tools, here is a little more info: 1. the radio can be very tightly squeezed into position. The tools latch in place when inserted, and you can use pliers on them to pull the unit out of your dash. As always, care and gentleness is called for. 2. while the radio is out, you must remove the tools. You can see on the radio chassis the small latches (blue on my CDR-220) that will release them. 3. If your radio is located (like mine) immediately under the climate control module, it can be very tight going in and out. Much more working room can be achieved by removing the climate control unit. Only 2 screws need be removed .... its as 30 second job. Goes back in very easily.

POST 4Original post

Lol. Polite way of saying the search function is still working -td

POST 5Original post

Since I bash "Newbies" so much about posting pics, I figured if I also got on the DAFS rampage, you guys might think I was a total bully. BTW - I did create a DAFS icon (see below), but it is not animated. Unfortunately, I don't know how to do that.

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