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Mark S
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I know that there is some special tool to do the job,anyone got a
picture or diagram of one? Thanks
picture or diagram of one? Thanks
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DaveC
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Jenny Talia
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Leave it parked in a UK city centre car park overnight, it WILL be out by
daybreak!!!
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Grumpy OM
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Mark S <hondo33@frontiernet.net> wrote in message news:<NDIwb.90$9z4.49@news02.roc.ny>...
into a "U" shape according to the vertical distance between the holes
on the front panel. Insert wire ends into each pair of holes until you
feel them hit the retaining clips (maybe a half inch or an inch).
Gently push the wires toward each other while pulling outward. It's
been a long time since I've done that so if that doesn't work then
push the wires apart while pulling.
Grumpy
Cut 2 pieces of coat hanger wire about 8 inches long. Bend them
into a "U" shape according to the vertical distance between the holes
on the front panel. Insert wire ends into each pair of holes until you
feel them hit the retaining clips (maybe a half inch or an inch).
Gently push the wires toward each other while pulling outward. It's
been a long time since I've done that so if that doesn't work then
push the wires apart while pulling.
Grumpy
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Daniel L. Belton
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Mark S wrote:
shape... you need 2 of these and place them into the 4 little holes at
each corner of the radio... Go to your local AutoZone, Pep Boys, etc...
and pick up a set... they are cheap...
You place the tools into the holes, release the mechanism, and the radio
slides right out...
Yep... it takes a tool that looks almost like a wire bent into a "U"
shape... you need 2 of these and place them into the 4 little holes at
each corner of the radio... Go to your local AutoZone, Pep Boys, etc...
and pick up a set... they are cheap...
You place the tools into the holes, release the mechanism, and the radio
slides right out...
Guest
On Wed, 26 Nov 2003 03:39:54 GMT, "Daniel L. Belton" <abuse@spam.gov>
wrote:
Or stop by an audio installer and ask a tech to borrow theirs for a
few minutes. Also check and make sure there isn't a strap bolted to
the back if the unit is accessible from below.
The tools are thicker than a coat hanger. I've tried coat hangers in
a pinch and they invariably don't work very well.
-Chris
wrote:
Or stop by an audio installer and ask a tech to borrow theirs for a
few minutes. Also check and make sure there isn't a strap bolted to
the back if the unit is accessible from below.
The tools are thicker than a coat hanger. I've tried coat hangers in
a pinch and they invariably don't work very well.
-Chris