Honda Civic Radio Removal PDF Manual Guide

The first thing I did to my Civic when I bought it was to upgrade the radio from a cassette to a CD. The head is the most important factor in the right car audio. However, as the rear speakers Honda have not made the removal and replacement easy. We need to remove some panels to access the screws holding the radio in. change the difference in rear speakers, at least the seats are not out this time!

You’ll probably need an ISO connector for Honda Honda that will convert the wiring to the standard ISO connector on most aftermarket radio units. They can be purchased very cheaply from any good dealer in car entertainment.

If you installed the factory keyless entry, the Honda radio control the entry and courtesy / dome. If you want to keep the key input, you’ll need to keep the standard stereo – But this does not mean you can not have his head after a drive!

Standard disclaimer: The instructions below are only guidelines. Any dismantling of your vehicle you do yourself, and the author of this document can not and does not accept responsibility for damage incurred by you or disassembling refitting components incorrectly.

Tools Required:
1. First we need to get out of the glove box. Empty the contents and press the sides so that the rubber clips can exceed the edge of the plate. You need to do both sides simultaneously, and the box on the hinge.
2. This gives access to two screws holding the lower part of the center console. Remove.
3. On the drivers side, there are two screws on the bottom of the panel.

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