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Radio removal 200

posted by  Dan Marino on  Wed Apr 6 01:15 CST 2005
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You can remove the glove box to gain better access to the area behind the radio. The glove box removes easily all in one piece after undoing maybe 6-8 screws. After the glove box is out you can see if the radio is still secured to the bracket or can see if the wiring harness or radio antenna wires are getting hung up. Best wishes. Replacing the stock radio was one of the best modifications I've ever done to my brick and I should have done it years earlier than I did.






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