How do you remove a stereo from 2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee?

Answer 1

http://www.wjjeeps.com/audio.htm

For pictures on this process follow the above link.

Radio head unit

AM/FM Cassette • AM/FM/CD • AM/FM/Cassette/CD

• The radio/vent trim bezel is held in place with 4 spring clips. With a wide flat tool (a 3" plastic spackle tool works great), gently pry on each vertical side and carefully pull the bezel out a little at a time until it is free. The red areas in the center picture are the felt-lined receptacles that the bezel spring clips fit in to, which shows the general area of where to pry when removing the bezel.
• The radio is secured with four Phillips screws, one in each corner.
• Slide the radio straight out and remove the wiring harnesse(s), antenna connector, and CD changer connector (if equipped). 1999-2001 models may have an additional single wire connector for the PCI connection and also a ground wire connection. Note that on the new 2002 and up models the antenna is locked onto its connector on the back of the radio. The outside collar of the antenna connector must be slid back in order to release the cable.