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Removing the standard Clarion HU #1219053
25/05/2011 05:32
25/05/2011 05:32
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Is it a pain? I take it I'll need some sort of removal pin(s)? Are they all the same, or do they differ? A link to the right set would go down like a hooker on rent day laugh



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Re: Removing the standard Clarion HU [Re: pinin_prestatyn] #1219187
25/05/2011 12:36
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Take the centre console off, far easier and less risk of damaging the console. You can then see how to disengage the pins.

Re: Removing the standard Clarion HU [Re: pinin_prestatyn] #1219221
25/05/2011 13:50
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I was stuggling to remove my old unit, then got the correct removal pins and then I just had to pull it straigh out. I know mine was a Philips though (German market car).

I think there are only two types of pins stereo removal pins and as long as you don't try to use screw drivers, wires etc to remove it but spend a few pounds on the proper removal tools, it takes about 10 sec to do it.

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