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thats in a disco????
can you get to a stereo store/dealer/shop? if not get some aluminum or steel stock that will slip into the slits and see if you can hit the catch to release it...... -Andy
can you get to a stereo store/dealer/shop? if not get some aluminum or steel stock that will slip into the slits and see if you can hit the catch to release it...... -Andy
That looks like a pre-94 dash, so I don't know if this will be 100% accurate. The site that is your best bet is:
http://www.carstereohelp.com/strlandrover.htm
Having said that, all you really need is a flat and thin piece of metal that will silde about 1/2" into those holes.
Victor
http://www.carstereohelp.com/strlandrover.htm
Having said that, all you really need is a flat and thin piece of metal that will silde about 1/2" into those holes.
Victor
That looks like an older Range Rover to me. Not sure if this will work in your Australian model, but what I use rather than buy a special tool is to pilfer a set of hanging file folders from your work. The metal pieces that hang the folders are the perfect thickness and they have a notch cut in the end that engages in the locking mechanism perfectly. Just get a pair of these metal rods and insert one in each slot with the notch towards the bottom of the radio. They should slide right in and latch into the locks. This will release the tabs on the radio and you can pull the radio right out. I just slide a couple of fingers in the cassette opening and pull up. Just remember to remove the metal tabs before you reinsert the radio.
I guess you would have the same type of office supplies in Australia.
I guess you would have the same type of office supplies in Australia.
C
campbell
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SteveA said:
They do but the notch in the metal rod is on the other side....
Any stereo shop should be able to yank that out in about 5 seconds.
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93Disco
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Thks for all your help, its a 93Disco D1 and I'm now going to go down to the shed and get to work and fined some thin metal to do the job.
I'm going to replace the radio with a new wizz bang CD player and Radio, I have no idia how that will fit into the hole.
Yes we do have office supplies in Australia
Thaks
Noel
I'm going to replace the radio with a new wizz bang CD player and Radio, I have no idia how that will fit into the hole.
Yes we do have office supplies in Australia
Thaks
Noel
how about two cheapo womans nail files? The thin metal pointy kind.. Or two strips of an old credit card might work too.
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