I just remove the ashtray then the two # 2 Phillips screws holding in the ash tray bracket , gently remove it and unplug it's wires , then I reach up behind the radio and shove / wiggle until it begins to slide out of the dash , aftermarket radios are always a friction slip fit , makes them easier to steal I guess .
One it's out , make note of what color wires connects to what and toss it in the dust bin , go buy a nice original Becker Electronic and play the same godawful music , louder & clearer too.....
-Nate
Caitlin wrote:
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> Hi folks, I'm still trying to get to my hazard switch and am stuck at the aftermarket Alpine radio.
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> I went to Walmart and PepBoys and they both have $15 "kits" but I either just want the cheapo tools themselves OR some nifty thrifty DIY solution.
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> Someone mentioned hacksaw blades somewhere on the internet...but I don't have those either ;) Without a good visual, I can't picture how these are in there, therefore I can't come up with something on my own.
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> Any recommendations?
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> Thanks!
> Caitlin
> Santa Fe
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