yes another radio question....
06-29-06, 11:02 PM
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yes another radio question....
ok im going insane!! ive searched and searched i cannot find out how to get to the top screw on the A/C Controls/Radio im guessing under the vent but i cannot get the vent out either i see metal clips on the bottom of the vent well kinda the right side is missing ,but from there im stuck
if anyone could help that would be awesome
if anyone could help that would be awesome
06-30-06, 06:54 PM
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I did a search in the DIY thread stickied at the top of this forum, and here's a great link I found (shown below) which contains pictures and the step-by-step process for removing the stereo and A/C console in a '92-'96 ES. Next time, please do a quick search in the DIY thread just in case the info you're looking for might be there. In any case, enjoy 
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=203083
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=203083
06-30-06, 07:04 PM
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thats the thing i was searching fer 2 hours(seriously) i think im just stupid and used the wrong keywords or sumthing but , the only prob with that is thats not what my dash looks like the vents ,clock and radio are different but ill keep lookin
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06-30-06, 07:34 PM
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It is different.
Four screws hold the entire climate / radio in.
2 behind the A/C vents, and 2 under a trim piece at the bottom of the radio. The trim pulls off to reveal them - the vents are a complete pain to pull out without damaging them. I suggest being careful, or taking the time to pull the glovebox out so you can wedge the vents out from that side.
Four screws hold the entire climate / radio in.
2 behind the A/C vents, and 2 under a trim piece at the bottom of the radio. The trim pulls off to reveal them - the vents are a complete pain to pull out without damaging them. I suggest being careful, or taking the time to pull the glovebox out so you can wedge the vents out from that side.
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06-30-06, 11:02 PM
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I started that way... And *almost* ripped the face off of it. I seriously damaged the side of it, but you can't see it when its installed. And that's common b/c they fit so tightly.
Which is why I recommend the 5 min longer route of going in through the glove box.
Doesn't make it the right way, but it's the way that'll ensure the least chance of killing a $20 part.
Which is also another option. Kill the dumb thing & buy a cheap used one from a salvage yard, or ebay.
Which is why I recommend the 5 min longer route of going in through the glove box.
Doesn't make it the right way, but it's the way that'll ensure the least chance of killing a $20 part.Which is also another option. Kill the dumb thing & buy a cheap used one from a salvage yard, or ebay.
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