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Re: Radio Removal 850 1993

posted by  someone claiming to be Eric Reuter on  Fri Sep 15 10:05 CST 2000 [RELATED]

Just push in on the two little vertical tabs just outside the knobs on the front with a quarter or something. They pop out and you just pull on them and the radio pulls out. Then you disconnect the two plugs for power and speakers and pull out the antenna wire and you're done.

REMEMBER- you need the radio code to get it to work again after you have disconnected it. Mine does remember all the station presets though - even when disconnected for several days.

Eric





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