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Kind of defeats the code's purpose .... 850

Wasn't suggesting to write the code there, just look for it there.
Something like looking for a house key under a doormat. (not the highest security measure, either). :-)

DeeJay: to remove radio, on the left & right side of the front face of the radio there are vertical buttons that push in. Release them and out pop arms to help you pull the radio out. If you have an auto tranny you may have to first put it another gear (first gear) to make room for pulling the radio.






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