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Getting your Radio out of an Expedition Dash: The first step to the radio repair is to remove the radio from the dash. In the Expeditions, there is a bezel that covers the radio that must be removed. The bezel is help in place by some compression snaps. To remove the bezel, you just need to pry the bezel away from the dash.
Gripping the bezel by the A/C vents and prying from where the bezel meets the dash, pull the bezel away from the dash. It should pop away from the dashboard.
DIN removal tools are needed to remove the radio out of the cavity of the dash. DIN removal tools are inserted into the holes of radio (two holes per DIN tool, two DIN tools needed to remove the radio). The DIN removal tools can be purchased from Wal-Mart for about $4 or for about $8 from Best Buy. There are directions to make some removal tools yourself at www.shareamemory.com/radio/removal.htm however, I have been recommending that it may be easier to buy the DIN removal tools since it seems that they no longer make sturdy clothes hangers that are required to make your own DIN tools (most clothes hangers today are too flimsy to work adequately).
With the radio pulled from the dash, you'll still need to disconnect the rear connectors (shown in Figure 5 above) to completely get the radio out of the vehicle. To remove and release these connectors, you'll need to make sure to press in on the tab (shown above in Figure 5 on the two connectors) then pull the connector out. Note, the coaxial antennae plug does not have a tab to push...just pull it out of the radio. DID YOU FIND THESE INSTRUCTIONS USEFUL? If you have found these instructions useful, then please consider a donation. It helps keep this web site up and running and supports more development of this type material. Thanks for your kind consideration. To make a $3 donation using PayPal, click the donate button below... Again, thanks for your consideration. Please provide any type of feedback on these procedures. I'm always interested in feedback to improve them for others. Hopefully you have found new life and joy in your radio display. Regards, Duane Harrison
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