hi guys, Does anyone know how to remove the PCM(1) unit? I had a look and couldn't figure out how to start. Any help appreciated. Adit.
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hey guys... Okay still no joy to remove the pcm unit...its a bit bizare as only the radio part has 'crashed' and thought pulling it out and making sure all the connections are ok is a good start. can I take her to an audio specialist to pull the pcm out? would they know how to do it? Any reccomendations in S.London?
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