This is for the Ford factory (OEM) radio. There are two small holes on either side of the radio faceplate. Inserting a pair of U-shaped Ford radio removal tools in both sides will release the springclips behind the faceplace and allow the radio to be pulled out sufficiently by the tools to disconnect the plugs and radio antenna from the rear of the radio. If you don't have the Ford radio removal tools (available at almost any autoparts store), you can cut up a wire coat hanger into two ~1-foot pieces and form each into the shape of a 'U' that will fit into the two holes on each side. Insert the wires in about 1/2 inch and then pry outward and pull at the same time on both sides. If the spring clips don't release then try adjusting the depth of penetration into the holes and the amount you pry outward while pulling.
Yes, there is a wiring diagram fro the stock stereo for the 1993 Lincoln Continental. This can be find in the maintenance manual.
You Need special Tool To remove It .....You Can Usally Find The Tool in Parts stores Like Auto Zone Or Your Local Auto Stereo Installation Shop....
Pull the shifter bezel out near the ash tray, and carefully pop the bezel out from around the stereo. The 4 screws around the stereo will remove it.
When the radio was installed in the 1993 Le Sabre, something was bumped or disconnected. You will have to remove the radio then check the system to see what the problem is.
Remove the 1993 Toyota decorative radio cover in. Remove the radio retaining screws. Pull the radio out. Remove the wiring harness.
you first have to locate the screws that hold down the faux wood cover over the stereo located at the bottom of the panel. then remove the panel and locate the screws that hold down the stereo itself. remove those and the stereo will become loose. be careful not to pull the stereo or let it drop after you loosen the screws because the stereo is still wired up. gl.
stock oem or after market radio all radios have diff. keys. but you can remove the whole thing by pulling the plastic bezzel around the radio, pop. then you see all the screws. remove them and out it comes. remove ash tray and its holder see more screws.
Remove the decorative radio cover. Remove the radio retaining screws. Slide the radio out. Remove the wiring harness from the back of the radio.
I find that by going to www.crutchfield.com they have a lot of advice. I just installed a car stereo in my 1993 courgar and you need a special factory radio removal tool that has 4 prongs that will remove the radio. Then, you need to install the new radio as per directions. Additional mounting brackets may be needed.
with a crowbar
purchase Haynes manual.
remove your the cover off the door panel to get to the stero.make sure u unplug it