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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / February 2005306 stereo removal
I am trying to take out the clarion stereo in my P reg. 306. It appears to be connected at the bottom of the stereo and not on the sides but I can't seem to see how I get to detach it to remove it. Any advice gratefully taken. > I am trying to take out the clarion stereo in my P reg. 306. It > appears to be connected at the bottom of the stereo and not on the > sides but I can't seem to see how I get to detach it to remove it. > Any advice gratefully taken. 1. Pull off the covering strip(s). 2. Insert four long pointy things, one into each hole under the strips. 3. Remove stereo by tugging and jiggling. > I am trying to take out the clarion stereo in my P reg. 306. It appears to > be connected at the bottom of the stereo and not on the sides but I can't > seem to see how I get to detach it to remove it. Any advice gratefully > taken. You can buy the Clarion removing clips from Halfords etc. or with the careful use of thin bladed screwdrivers, insert them at the bottom a few cms in from the sides to release and then use a lot of jiggling. You can normally release one clip at a time by angling it out one side then the other. > > I am trying to take out the clarion stereo in my P reg. 306. It > appears to [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > You can normally release one clip at a time by angling it out one side > then the other. The Haynes manual gives details of the shape of the two release strips. Basically it is a 10mm wide strip of thin metal with a 6mm square cut out of it close to one end. Thanks for the advice everyone. I now have my new stereo installed. I now know that I was having trouble as the catches are high compared to the bottom of the surround. But with perseverance I managed. Now I just have to find an adapter for the aerial plug, it is a very large plug where my new stereo socket is thinner(standard aerial socket I think). > Thanks for the advice everyone. I now have my new stereo installed. I > now know that I was having trouble as the catches are high compared > to the bottom of the surround. But with perseverance I managed. Now I > just have to find an adapter for the aerial plug, it is a very large > plug where my new stereo socket is thinner(standard aerial socket I > think). There are only two sorts of aerial plug. You just need an adaptor - pick one up from any car stereo shop.
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