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Re: Removing a 1990 Civic radio
| HVS | 31 May 2007 19:17 |
On 31 May 2007, Eric Johnson wrote
>> Can someone help, or point me to a website or something with
>> instructions on this?
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> For future reference see http://www.installdr.com/
Ah; that would explain why I couldn't fathom it!
I'll look more closely at it -- thanks for the link.
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| Eric Johnson | 31 May 2007 18:41 |
> Can someone help, or point me to a website or something with
> instructions on this?
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> Any help greatly appreciated.
The original equipment radio on my '88 Civic was bolted in with a bracket
attached to the back of the radio.
For future reference see http://www.installdr.com/
Eric
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| HVS | 31 May 2007 11:23 |
Can someone help, or point me to a website or something with
instructions on this?
I'm trying to replace the original radio (a Philips DC680) in a 1990
Honda Civic. I've got the cover panel off, but can't figure out how
to release the side catches: they don't appear to be the modern
system of using a slide-in key to lift the side spring-catches.
It presumably involves removing the copper-coloured springs on the
sides that can be seen in this picture -- but I don't see how one
does that:
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/harvey.vansickle/temp/radio.jpg
Any help greatly appreciated.
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Harvey
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