remove 1993 40th Bose radio
09-05-2009, 03:56 PM
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remove 1993 40th Bose radio
I looked in the service manual, but couldnt find anything about removing it. I need to get it worked on and wanted to know the best way to remove it???? Thanks
09-05-2009, 04:29 PM
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You have to remove the cupholder/shifter plastic cover. Then remove the radio/air conditioning faceplate bezel cover. You will then see the radio is held in by 4 bolts I believe. Remove these, pull radio forward, unplug all connectors & radio can be removed.
09-05-2009, 06:09 PM
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First remove the lid to the center console via the 4 (or so) screws along the hinge. Then peel back the front of the carpeting inside the center console to reveal 2 screws that hold the cupholder trim piece in place and remove those. Then remove the rubber liner in the front cupholder and remove the screw there, then the cupholder/shifter trim piece should come out (it has a clip on the front of it; just pull once you remove the screws). Then 2 screws up near the top of the vents and 2 screws below where the cupholder trim piece was hold the radio bezel in place, as well as a clip (similar to the one you just removed) on the left side of the bezel. Remove that, and there are 4 screws holding the radio in place. Viola.
That was for my '96; I forget what year exactly they redid the interior, 93 or 94, but yours should be similar.
That was for my '96; I forget what year exactly they redid the interior, 93 or 94, but yours should be similar.
09-05-2009, 08:02 PM
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My 91 was pretty similar to this !
First remove the lid to the center console via the 4 (or so) screws along the hinge. Then peel back the front of the carpeting inside the center console to reveal 2 screws that hold the cupholder trim piece in place and remove those. Then remove the rubber liner in the front cupholder and remove the screw there, then the cupholder/shifter trim piece should come out (it has a clip on the front of it; just pull once you remove the screws). Then 2 screws up near the top of the vents and 2 screws below where the cupholder trim piece was hold the radio bezel in place, as well as a clip (similar to the one you just removed) on the left side of the bezel. Remove that, and there are 4 screws holding the radio in place. Viola.
That was for my '96; I forget what year exactly they redid the interior, 93 or 94, but yours should be similar.
That was for my '96; I forget what year exactly they redid the interior, 93 or 94, but yours should be similar.
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Are you ditching the Bose or removing for repair? If the former, wanna' sell you CDM/tuner module? Holler at me via PM if so.
