How do you take the radio out of a 1998 Honda civic?

Answer 1

fIRST DISCONNECT THE NEGATIVE TERMINAL FROM THE BATTERY. Then make sure that you have the right wiring harness for your car, The radio has it owns.Either you plug the wire harness into the car wiring harness, or you might have to splice the wiring according to the colors that are matching. Red is power, black is ground, blue is remote. Make sure that the wires are not touching cause it will blow the radio fuse(remember undo negative terminal).Now match the wires for the speakers, each wire has a different color so you can't get confused. also make sure that you have a radio kit for the housing.

Answer 2

1990 - 1992 Honda Accord Radios with Single CD Player These have a screw on each side on back of radio. You can see the screws by looking up behind with your head down by the floor board and using a flashlight. Loosen gold screw with large Phillips screwdriver and radio/cd will pull out to the front. ________________________________ 1980-1989 ACCORD Radios These radios are all hooked in with 2 screws along the bottom/rear of the radio. You can see these two screws by looking up behind or by removing ashtray and the metal bracket that holds ashtray. 89-90 Accords, just move plastic box under radio to make room for screwdriver._____________________ {| |- | Answer Please also check the below link that may helps you: http://www.installdr.com/InstallDocs/Honda/PDF/466053.pdf |}

Answer 3

1. Note the radio security code. 2. Remove the center security console. 3. Detach the cup holder. (if applicable) 4. Remove the mounting bolts/screws from the console. 5. remove the mounting screws to the radio and then pull the unit out slightly. 6. Detach the electical connectors and atenna lead and remove the radio. 7.installation in the reverse of the removal procedure. Once installed, enter the securety code.

Answer 4

1991-94 Nissan Sentras are largely alike (for instance, the Chilton's guides combine them all). Therefore, since sentro1 already answered the question for a 1994 Sentra, go here:

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Answer 5

to install a car radio without a kit the blue wire is your antenae wire your red and yellow wires are your power wires and on the speaker wires the colors will have a pattern if you look closely at them the best thing to do is buy a kit from wal mart that lets you plug the wires into the radio you are installing the kit is only 15 bucks its a lot easier then the hassle i went through

Answer 6

Well, mine is an '02 and there are two screws at the bottom of the trim that surrounds the radio and climate control. Then there are four bolts holding the radio in place, one at each corner. You may have disconnect the harnesses for lighting and climate contols to get that whole trim piece out of your way. Hope this helped.

Answer 7

It's a good idea to buy your radio at Crutchfield since they provide an illustrated guide. First step is to take out the dash panels. Remove the glove box screws and set glove box aside. Starting with the screw facing the door on the passenger side of the dash, remove the rest of the screws and pull to release tabs. Remove the small trim piece at the bottom of the center stack (4 screws). With these trim pieces pulled away, the hidden screws in the center stack are revealed. Unscrew these along with the visible screws. Remove the screws in the trim piece above the drivers knees, and pull away. Remove hidden screws from center stack trim and pull away. Uncouple the connecting harness for the cigarette lighter and climate controls. The center stack cover can pull away. Like the other trim pieces, it may require a pull. The radio is connected by Phillips screws approx an inch back from the front, approximately the middle of the unit. There is an access hole to remove the screws on both sides. There is a harness connecting the radio. To remove it, must push the tab on the top with the tip of a screw driver. Unclip the antenna as well.

Answer 8

...everyone should have a manual for their vehicle, and the local library should have a professional shop manual available, to make copies of, in the Reference section...good luck:)