How to remove OEM radio
March 17th, 2010, 3:00 PM
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How to remove OEM radio
Hi guys!
I have a 2007 Aveo and I want to remove my OEM radio (Blaupunkt GMDAT CDP). But I cannot figure it out how to do it.
Can you help me?
Photos will be perfect or tutorial.
Thanks
I have a 2007 Aveo and I want to remove my OEM radio (Blaupunkt GMDAT CDP). But I cannot figure it out how to do it.
Can you help me?
Photos will be perfect or tutorial.
Thanks
March 17th, 2010, 4:41 PM
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First, i have never been in a Aveo, but I looked on Google how it's setup. You have the same radio I have in my truck. If you can pop off the dash, around the radio. There will be 4 bolts holding it in.
If your putting in aftermarket, How are you doing it??? It's a lil special compared to older vehicles.
If your putting in aftermarket, How are you doing it??? It's a lil special compared to older vehicles.
March 18th, 2010, 1:02 PM
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Thanks. You can still paste some tutorial or photos, because I dont know exactly what to do.
I will see if I'll replace it.
How its made the aux in conector? Is the jack connector or something else? At the rear side of the radio?
I will see if I'll replace it.
How its made the aux in conector? Is the jack connector or something else? At the rear side of the radio?
March 18th, 2010, 3:21 PM
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For hatchback....pop the 2 panels off either side of the radio
For Notchback, remove the U-Shaped trim from around the radio.
In both cases, use PLASTIC pry tools so you do not damage the trim. Once the trim is off, there should be 4 phillips screws holding the radio in
For Notchback, remove the U-Shaped trim from around the radio.
In both cases, use PLASTIC pry tools so you do not damage the trim. Once the trim is off, there should be 4 phillips screws holding the radio in
March 20th, 2010, 10:18 AM
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nothing I got all the informations that i needed.
Or, how to change the mini-iso to jack connector?
bold typed --> How its made the aux in conector? Is the jack connector or something else? At the rear side of the radio?
This question I meant. Is this question typed with bold font, so it's bold typed or not? :-D
Or, how to change the mini-iso to jack connector?
bold typed --> How its made the aux in conector? Is the jack connector or something else? At the rear side of the radio?
This question I meant. Is this question typed with bold font, so it's bold typed or not? :-D
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March 22nd, 2010, 2:05 PM
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Toma, now i understood what you want to say with bold type.
First time i was a little confused.I'm romanian citizen.I don't speack very well english.My intention was to help you.
TO transform tha mini iso in to a jack connector you need an adapter, hu change the RCA in to a Jack conector.
First time i was a little confused.I'm romanian citizen.I don't speack very well english.My intention was to help you.
TO transform tha mini iso in to a jack connector you need an adapter, hu change the RCA in to a Jack conector.
March 25th, 2010, 5:15 AM
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hehe, I have the same problem like you. I'm from Slovenia and my english is not brilliant, too. So I taught that I typed it wrong. thanks for your help.
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