How do you remove the radio system in a 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo?

Answer 1

I have a 04 Jeep liberty my self and I put in my own stereo. First you take the screw out under the climate controls. Then it's just a matter of slowly but with pressure pulling the (in my case) chrome trim off around the climate control, stereo and empty space where your screw is located. Then the stereo mounted in presently will have a screw at each of the four corners; remove those while holding the stereo in place. Then just un hook your antenna and you're wiring harness from the back and repeat process for the new head unit. For the new wiring harness there may be some wires that need splicing and reconnecting to your new harness. A.P. Dub

Answer 2

Your 2007 should be like my 2003. you can remove the face around the radio - to include the two air ducts under it - by gently using a small face flathead screwdriver. CAREFUL not to remove the beauty ring which surrounds it-mine was silver, yours may be walnut colored. my ring was already bent so I just left it off, and it would have cost $137.00 to replace the whole plate to include the ducts. It should just have 4 snap pins holding all that to your dash - work slow till you feel comfortable and it should just pop off.

Answer 3

Remove the ash tray to reveal a single screw. Remove screw. Molding around radio should pop off to reveal 4 screws holding the radio in place. Remove screws. Unhook wiring and antenae.

Answer 4

See this thread, located here: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/How_do_you_remove_a_stereo_from_a_2002_Jeep_Liberty

Answer 5

pull the dash off and pull the radio out after you disconnect the wires in the back. make sure the battery is disconnected just in case tehre's still voltage going through the wires.