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'93 Fiesta

netvista · 2005-06-21 13:59:36

I'm currently trying to fit a new radio into the car but i'm having trouble getting the old one out. i've tried looking for the manual but haven't had any success unless i want to buy it and i don't want to. any ideas would be greatly appreciated

21-06-2005 1:59pm

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netvista

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I'm currently trying to fit a new radio into the car but i'm having trouble getting the old one out. i've tried looking for the manual but haven't had any success unless i want to buy it and i don't want to. any ideas would be greatly appreciated

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#2 21-06-2005 3:42pm

Stephen

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If the radio is similar to that in later fiestas, there should be four holes - two on each side. You stick a pair of U-shaped bits of metal in, push them to the side a bit and pull the whole lot out. You can get these from a motor factors for about €2.

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#3 21-06-2005 3:51pm

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Halfords sell them for €5.99

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#4 22-06-2005 10:11am

netvista

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Thanks poeple

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#5 22-06-2005 10:42am

Gerry

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I know its only six quid, but before you head over to halfords, try cutting up a coat hanger into 2 U shaped pieces, or get some very large nails and a pliers. That did the trick for me.

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