1992 Honda Civic lx radio removal procedure?

Answer 1

Remove the part of the dash board cover that's underneath the radio (there are four screws that hold this part in place). Afterwards, remove the screws underneath that hold the radio in place. The Radio pops right out.

Answer 2

Remove the ashtray from the lower center of the dash. The bottom of the dash that connects to the floor has a set of two Phillips screws arrayed vertically on each side. Remove them. The bottom piece of plastic is now free, but it may be a little tricky to work loose. You will need to pull the bottom out over the (closed) cup holder. Pay attention as to how it comes out, because you will need to reverse the procedure to put it back. You will have to disconnect any wires (usually there's one leading to the cigarette lighter). These connectors will pull loose-no tools required. Once the plastic dress panel is removed, you will be able to see the bottom of the radio. This is generally held in by one bolt to the rear of the radio. It's probably 10mm. Remove it. Push the rear of the radio toward you and it should pop out of the dash. On the back, you will have to carefully remove the antenna connector (one 1/4-inch-diameter black wire) and the main connector (with many smaller wires). If you have a CD player, there will be an additional 5-pin DIN connector. If you don't, there will probably be a jumper plug in place on the radio. You do NOT have to remove this to remove the radio. Once you replace the radio, put everything back by reversing the order you did things. Don't forget to plug all wires back in! Finally, replace the four Phillips screws that hold the housing in place and replace the ashtray.

Answer 3

In order to gain access to the rear of the stereo for either connection to, or replacement of the factory unit, you must first remove the panel surrounding the (manual) gear stick. This should not be attempted with any form of 'level' to avoid damage to the dash finish. To remove the surround simply press fingers into the gear gaiter to gain purchase behind the panel and firmly 'pull' the panel toward you to disengage from the clips that hold it in place. The main panel above requires removal which involves location and loosening (not necessarily removal) of two hex headed screws approximately 6 inches (150mm) down from the head unit behind the panel, which screw the vertical metal plates holding the panel to the under dash mountings. To gain access to the screws push the two stops on the glove box inwards to allow the glove box to swing downwards. On the other side remove the small panel under the steering column Once loosened, the entire stereo/ heater control panel may be pulled toward you to disengage the clips that hold it in position. Reassembly is the reverse of removal, ensuring that the screw slots are properly engaged before final tightening of screws and reinstallation of gear stick surround. Rich (Centre Customs)

Answer 4

you have to remove the whole black peice together then the sterio, so first you have to open the cover , which is under the sterio compartment , that has lighter port by pulling it out. there are 2 # 10 bolts that you need to open .then by pulling the black peice it will come out with all knobs .

Answer 5

If I can remember correctly. 1. There are a couple of plastic clips on the bottom by your right foot ( gas pedal) and one on the passenger side. Remove those with a flat head or screw driver. 2. The bottom panel. ( Cigarrette lighter/ power outlet) use a flat head and carefully pry is out on either side. Then pull when you have a good piece lodged out. Becareful not to pull too hard. There are about 6 clips holding it in with friction. 3. Remove the power connection cord. 4. Use a 8 or 10mm socket/wrench. (not too sure about the size) look under the Audio Console. See those two bolts in the area that you removed.. remove those two. Also carefully not to drop them. 5. Flat head screw driver and go along the audio console edges. Pry open with a towel or rag. Once you have it pried out a bit.. push up on the metal bracket that you just removed the bolts from. While pulling on the top console. Should be removed with some grunt work. There are about 10 clips holding it in. 6. Unplug the connections for the AC. Radio... etc. There you go... that's how I did it when I installed an aftermarket CD player. Hope that helps.

Answer 6

Well on a 2001 accord, you have to unscrew 2 screws that are on the bottom of the climate control and you can pull the whole climate control off, and then you can remove the radio.