How do I....

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Member since Jan 2003
19 posts
Birmingham, AL, USA
2 vehicles in the registry

Feb 18, 2003 at 7:16 PM

I have a 1995 F-150. It came with a regular radio cassette. I just got a new JVC cd player. I thought I could install it myself but I can't seem to get the old one out. Any help would be appriciated.

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Bill Johnson

Member since Jun 2002
201 posts
Rio linda, CA, USA
2 vehicles in the registry

Feb 19, 2003 at 1:35 PM

If you look at the front of your radio there should be two sets of holes, one set on each side. Take a coat hanger and cut off two peices about five inches long, and bend them into a U shape. Insert these into both sides of the radio about one inch then pull them outwards and from side to side away from each other. Theres a catch on each side that your pushing in while doing this. It might take a couple of times but once it's out you'll see how easy it was. hope this helps.

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darren zielinski

Member since Jun 2003
3 posts
invermere, XX, Canada
1 vehicle in the registry

Jun 4, 2003 at 1:41 PM

or you could just go down to your local ford dealer and they could use the special ford tool and pull the deck out. i work at a ford dealership and we often do this for free.

darren zielinski

Member since Jun 2003
3 posts
invermere, XX, Canada
1 vehicle in the registry

Jun 4, 2003 at 1:42 PM

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or you could just go down to your local ford dealer and they could use the special ford tool and pull the deck out. i work at a ford dealership and we often do this for free.

when your ears start to bleed its about loud enough

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