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Would someone be nice enough to tell me how to remove the standard stereo in a 98 au1? I don't even know where to start,i want to install my $20 cd player
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u need the special tools, they look like a wire bent it a u shape & go into the 4 small holes in the end of the stereo
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| Disco Frank |
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another 1
sheesh have a search mate this has been covered like 5 times on aus int he past few weeks
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If its anything like mine its a nightmare. The clips were already broken and even the car audio place I took it to used a big screwdriver and a knife to get the bastard out!!! No wonder I had so much trouble.
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| Disco Frank |
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falconboy wrote: If its anything like mine its a nightmare. The clips were already broken and even the car audio place I took it to used a big screwdriver and a knife to get the bastard out!!! No wonder I had so much trouble.
F**k i just smashed mine with a hammer and screw driver 
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i used perseverence and some of mums metal cooking skewers.
power tools are also good, but you usually replace the dash afterwards...
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| wardy0 |
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I still think that 2 minutes stopping in at a ford dealer is easier.
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| Sp00fed |
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yeah mate i had this same trouble a few weeks back.
not worth the effort, i just took it in to strathfield and they took it out for me (for a charge of course) took 5 seconds,
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| EB91XR6 |
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the quick way is to smash the crap out of it
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Posts: 413 Joined: 14th Nov 2004 Ride: 2000 AU II Fairmont Ghia Location: Brisbane Most of the time/Sydney Some of the time |
heres one that hasnt been covered (at least recently). the atandard au ones are 2xdin, and if u want to install a 1xdin unit, how do u do it? the clips and bracket are suited for the 2xdin, and dont look like theyd allow for a 1x din to be securely mounted!
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this was covered VERY recently.
get the little "pocket" that goes beneath the deck to fill the gap.
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Posts: 413 Joined: 14th Nov 2004 Ride: 2000 AU II Fairmont Ghia Location: Brisbane Most of the time/Sydney Some of the time |
thats the obvious bit. but when you have the pocket, and a single din headunit, what then? you cant bolt the headunit in, and as far as i can tell the bracket that comes with the h/u has nowhere to grab onto!
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my h/u used the "knob" th8ing that sticks out the back of the factory deck. i transferred it to the back of the new deck, (they're made for it). That holds up the back of the deck once in.
The sleeve was mounted kinda dodgy using whatever i could find. I used a couple of those "straps" that come with a new headunit.
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After 3 hours of poking around with coathanger wire I changed over to the thickest wire that would fit into the fascia holes.IT LITERALLY FELL OUT!
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Age: 38 Posts: 138 Joined: 13th Sep 2010 Ride: '96 EL Ford Fairmonth Ghia. Location: Toowoomba |
Disco Frank wrote: another 1 sheesh have a search mate this has been covered like 5 times on aus int he past few weeks I always love seeing you post Frank. 
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