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removal of radio

nmhuntr
Explorer
Explorer
I have one of those basic stock radio CD players and I want to remove it to gain access to the area behind it as well as pursue connecting other speakers into the system. Can someone tell me how to remove it? I see no screws and it does not appear to have a normal faceplate. Any hints would be welcomed.

Greg
2005 Fleetwood Pioneer ASV 180FK
2018 Ford F-150 3.5 EB 3.55s
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samsontdog
Explorer
Explorer
therink wrote:
On my last two trailers the radios have a flat plastic covers (vertically) on each side. Pop the covers off and remove 4 screws. Pulls right out. I have also seen where the plastic outer frame pops off and screws are under there.



That's the way mine is also
samsontdog:o:W

nmhuntr
Explorer
Explorer
therink wrote:
On my last two trailers the radios have a flat plastic covers (vertically) on each side. Pop the covers off and remove 4 screws. Pulls right out. I have also seen where the plastic outer frame pops off and screws are under there.


That sounds like it might be it. I will give it a try this weekend.

Thanks
2005 Fleetwood Pioneer ASV 180FK
2018 Ford F-150 3.5 EB 3.55s

therink
Explorer
Explorer
On my last two trailers the radios have a flat plastic covers (vertically) on each side. Pop the covers off and remove 4 screws. Pulls right out. I have also seen where the plastic outer frame pops off and screws are under there.
Steve Rinker
Rochester, NY
2013 Keystone Sydney 340FBH 5th Wheel, 12,280 lbs loaded (scale)
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rvten
Explorer
Explorer
If you have the packet that came with your RV.
In it there might be info on the radio.
Some radios had a set of wire looking gagets. That you inserted into the locking pins. To release the radion.
Tom & Bonnie
Crossville, TN.
Aspect 29H 2008 Type C
Ford Flex SEL 2010
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