Audio/ Video/ Navigation / Electronics DiscussionDiscuss the Nitro A/V and navigation system here, along with other items such as custom installations, alarms, radar detectors, etc.
Start by removing the rubber mat from the top of the tray at the top of the dash. Then remove two screws that are hidden under the mat. After that the entire tray is only held in by clips and pops right out, pull from the corners closest to the windshield. Next starting from the top remove the bezel whic goes from the bottom of the tray to top of the center console, it is also held in with clips. You may want to put the car in 1st gear to make this easier. after removing the bezel you can now access the radio which is held in by 4 screws. the whole thing can be taken apart and put back to gether in less than 5 minutes.
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this is a dash removal, but its probably similar for the radio only removal
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