Removing Dash on 2006 Sonata...????
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Removing Dash on 2006 Sonata...????
Trying to install a direct FM modulator to the antenna port ont he back of my stereo... having an extremely hard time getting to it. I've got the squiggly bit that divides the dash horizontally... but I cannot get anything to budge any further no matter what screws I remove. Any help? I'm shocked that no one else seems to have encountered this annoyance yet. Looking forward to whatever help anyone can give. Thanks...
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RE: Removing Dash on 2006 Sonata...????
to pull the radio out you just half to remove the center plastic part that runs the length of the dash, then undo the screws under the radio remove the 2 side pieces (hazrds, passenger seat belt) and then remove the head unit
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RE: Removing Dash on 2006 Sonata...????
Thanks Malik... that helped a lot! Now... can you tell me possibly if the red wire in the radio harness is the 12v switched that I need to tap into for the FM modulator? Sorry if this is a stupid question...
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RE: Removing Dash on 2006 Sonata...????
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Trying to install a direct FM modulator to the antenna port ont he back of my stereo... having an extremely hard time getting to it. I've got the squiggly bit that divides the dash horizontally... but I cannot get anything to budge any further no matter what screws I remove. Any help? I'm shocked that no one else seems to have encountered this annoyance yet. Looking forward to whatever help anyone can give. Thanks...
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Trying to install a direct FM modulator to the antenna port ont he back of my stereo... having an extremely hard time getting to it. I've got the squiggly bit that divides the dash horizontally... but I cannot get anything to budge any further no matter what screws I remove. Any help? I'm shocked that no one else seems to have encountered this annoyance yet. Looking forward to whatever help anyone can give. Thanks...
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