Peugeot 406 radio removal

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Post by grasmere59 » Mon May 16, pm. Post by lozz » Mon May 16, pm. Post by highlander » Mon May 16, pm. Post by DiscoPol » Mon May 16, pm. Post by ZilogJones » Tue May 17, pm.

Peugeot 406 radio removal

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Post by highlander » Mon May 16, peugeot 406 radio removal, pm. Hi Mate, To memove the exsisting stereo u need 2 bits of wire. Re: removing the headunit Post by ZilogJones » Tue May 17, pm A couple of allen keys worked for me Judging by this thread, I don't think the proper tools are necessary.

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Peugeot 406 radio removal

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Re: removing the headunit Post by DiscoPol » Tue May 17, pm as long as they are straightish i dont see why not. Then its hard and tight but the old stereo should pull out. Post by DiscoPol » Tue May 17, pm. Post by lozz » Sun May 22, pm. Re: removing the headunit Post by DiscoPol » Mon May 16, pm I used a couple of terminal drivers to get mine out, long thin screw drivers poked down the holes then a bit of a waggle about and out it popped. Re: removing the headunit Post by plod » Tue May 17, pm couple of precision screwdrivers did it for me. Post by DiscoPol » Mon May 16, pm. I notice Halford sell fascia adaptors, it seems to be the same one for both mine and the Mk 2 model. Re: removing the headunit Post by grasmere59 » Tue May 17, pm Do you reckon a couple of bits of wire coathanger will do? Post by plod » Tue May 17, pm.

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Will I need to get the radio code, or is the radio tied into the engine ECU? Re: removing the headunit Post by lozz » Mon May 16, pm Hi it will be ok they hold the vin code, No reprograming needed,. Carbonschwarz Metallic. Blaupunkts may not look all that but their functions eclipse the competion. Hi Mate, To memove the exsisting stereo u need 2 bits of wire. There are two holes by the tape deck hole, one either side of the stereo. I will warn you though, there isnt a lot of room behind the stereo after you fit an aftermarket unit in as the slant the headunit in at an angle, the original being laid in flat. Many thanks in advance for any help. Ben, Apr 20, They are cheap and always willing to help. Re: removing the headunit Post by DiscoPol » Tue May 17, pm as long as they are straightish i dont see why not. Re: removing the headunit Post by DiscoPol » Mon May 16, pm I used a couple of terminal drivers to get mine out, long thin screw drivers poked down the holes then a bit of a waggle about and out it popped. Post by lozz » Tue May 17, pm. Hi, usually, if you can contact the original supplying garage of the car, they will tell you the radio code for free!!