You'll need to remove an entire dash section that surrounds the radio and most of the bottom of the dash to access the radio. First thing to do is look for the screws that hold the dash section together. You'll need a socket wretch with multiple tips. Your looking at basicaly a square " 7" figure. That is, it starts from the driver door, runs over the steering column and goes down to the console surround the ac controls, radio and cigarette ligher and ashtray to the console. You can tell if you look that it's all one piece and needs to be removed. There should be screws starting from the right under side, and near the ignition. Find the screws you need to remove and then slowly pop out the panel starting from the left. The console section area simply pops out because it's held together by clips, you'll pull from the crease opening with your fingers. Remove the ash tray and cigarette lighter. You'll notice that the cigarette lighter socket is connected by wire connectors, they can be removed and reattached later. By then you should see the four screws that connect the radio to the chassis. You'll need to remove an entire dash section that surrounds the radio and most of the bottom of the dash to access the radio. First thing to do is look for the screws that hold the dash section together. You'll need a socket wretch with multiple tips. Your looking at basicaly a square " 7" figure. That is, it starts from the driver door, runs over the steering column and goes down to the console surround the ac controls, radio and cigarette ligher and ashtray to the console. You can tell if you look that it's all one piece and needs to be removed. There should be screws starting from the right under side, and near the ignition. Find the screws you need to remove and then slowly pop out the panel starting from the left. The console section area simply pops out because it's held together by clips, you'll pull from the crease opening with your fingers. Remove the ash tray and cigarette lighter. You'll notice that the cigarette lighter socket is connected by wire connectors, they can be removed and reattached later. By then you should see the four screws that connect the radio to the chassis.
You pull out the Stock radio and buy a box to put in in then remove the center dash peice by pulling the bottom and cafully the top. then you can undo the wireing clip behind that and by a new center peice that is made for a radio.
You have to remove the center dash panel to get access to the bolts, screws.
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Pull out the ashtray and then the panel above and the cup holder . Radio will then come out
take the nuts off the bottom side
remove the radio.and once outside remove the tape deck wich is screw to te radio.
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remove the rear seat (bottom) pops right out from front. remove the rear seat (back) two nuts on the floor. the rear speaker deck slides out.
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You have to go to your local walmart or audio store because they make a special tool take to the radio out its like a u-shape and you take that and put on both sides of the radio and pull the radio out
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remove the ecu fuse for 30 seconds or the neg. battery strap for 30 sec or so. if you remove the battery strap all clock and radio presets will be lost.