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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>Dash Kit Installation<br />
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Examine the car or truck's schematic drawing to determine the area of your clips and screws that safe the car's trim pieces surrounding the stereo's opening.<br />
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Clear away the screws and trim. Make note of which screws go wherever for after replacement.<br />
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Carry the brand new car radio together with the faceplate facing you. Push up to the two tabs around the sides from the front bezel from the car radio, and push the chassis cage away from the stereo. Alternatively, insert the two supplied cage keys and slide the cage off. Clear away the keys.<br />
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Insert the radio's cage into the stereo opening about the dash kit. Bend out four from the small tabs for the top and bottom from the cage, securing the cage to the rear in the dash kit.<br />
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Slide the stereo in to the cage from your front, till it clicks into place. Snap the trim ring onto the car radio's bezel.<br />
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Slide the car radio and kit partway to the dash. Make any harness and antenna wire connections as needed.<br />
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Align the holes around the dash kit together with the threaded inserts within the car's dash opening. Generate the incorporated screws as a result of these holes, securing the stereo into the dash.<br />
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Reinstall the trim all around the newest radio.</div>Sat, 25 Feb 2012 22:40:34 GMTUrsulineMansfield125http://www.aalf.org/wiki/index.php?title=User_talk:UrsulineMansfield125