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Originally Posted by 00hotvette
Doe's anyone know how to remove the trim peice in front of the cd player.I would like to remove my head unit.Any help would be great.
Thanks Shawn
Thanks Shawn
Put a towel on the dash, adjacent to the stereo/cd player, on the passenger side as scratch protection if you proceed further.
Last edited by Dazz; Jun 29, 2005 at 12:31 PM.
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8 white clips, very firm, very sharp. They like to stay in the dash the first time you yank it.
Pull them out, carefully, they bite, and put them in the surround before putting it back on. After the first time, none of my clips have stayed in the dash.
If you have the seatbelt warning light it has a very short cable. Some people disconnect the harness to it. Others disconnect the lighter and A/C harness. I never have bothered, as with a towel to rest those sharp clips on, there is enough room to get both hands and a double in in the hole.
Chris
Pull them out, carefully, they bite, and put them in the surround before putting it back on. After the first time, none of my clips have stayed in the dash.
If you have the seatbelt warning light it has a very short cable. Some people disconnect the harness to it. Others disconnect the lighter and A/C harness. I never have bothered, as with a towel to rest those sharp clips on, there is enough room to get both hands and a double in in the hole.
Chris
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yep they were hard to pull off but I did it with thanks to you guys.
Wow there is a lot of room once you pull out the raido.
Ok here is another question. I bought a shaker 500 6 pack changer will it work in the F150 also I noticed a empty plug is this the wiring for the factory sub?.
Wow there is a lot of room once you pull out the raido.
Ok here is another question. I bought a shaker 500 6 pack changer will it work in the F150 also I noticed a empty plug is this the wiring for the factory sub?.
