No need to take anything apart ~ .
Just go to any local junkyard , I find the self service ones tend to have more of them .
Anyways , look at the back sides of the stacks of face plates they'll have piled up , for reasons I'll never get , they yank the face plates and stack them then _LIE_ and say they don't have any else they'd happily sell you a radio for $25.....
If you can figure out which of the many plates fit , (after you scout around & find where they are) , simply slap it on and discover that 99 % of all removable face radios are SHYTE .
I bet you can find a good Becker Electronic for $50 .
-Nate
Kevin Wrote :
I have to do something about the stereo situation in Liesel, the 240D. It is one of those removable face plate types with a missing face plate! I would like to find the correct face plate, but I’ll have to take the stereo out of the dash to determine the make and model since the front of it is blank. I know that the ash tray has to be removed to get to the two Phillips head screws behind it. Then, the plate with the hazzard switch (and power window switches if you have them) has to be slid backward to free up the rear pin. Beyond that, what does it take to remove the stereo?
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