Removing radio from defender

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cam o'beirne

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• Jul 14, 2004

• #1

Can anybody advise on how to get the standard radio out of a defender TD5.
Does it need a special screwdriver or what?
Tx
Cam

 

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[email protected]

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• Jul 14, 2004

• #2

only use small BTR screwdriver.

Bye

Le Wed, 14 Jul 2004 09:37:52 +0800, cam o'beirne <[email protected]>
écrivait:

>Can anybody advise on how to get the standard radio out of a defender TD5.
>Does it need a special screwdriver or what?
>Tx
>Cam
>

 

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Badger

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• Jul 14, 2004

• #3

"cam o'beirne" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:BD1AAF70.5C9C%[email protected]...
> Can anybody advise on how to get the standard radio out of a defender TD5.
> Does it need a special screwdriver or what?
> Tx
> Cam
>
Nah, just a scouser!

(Sorry to all scousers, just kidding.)
Couldn't resist it.
Badger.

 

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hugh

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• Jul 15, 2004

• #4

In message <BD1AAF70.5C9C%[email protected]>, cam o'beirne
<[email protected]> writes
>Can anybody advise on how to get the standard radio out of a defender TD5.
>Does it need a special screwdriver or what?
>Tx
>Cam
>
What year? If it's the same as my 98 50th V8 you need the U shaped
prongs to push in the slots to release the clips. Any self respecting
car thief has a set, and car phone installer.
--
hugh
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Phil Gardiner

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• Jul 16, 2004

• #5

hugh wrote:
> In message <BD1AAF70.5C9C%[email protected]>, cam o'beirne
> <[email protected]> writes
>
>> Can anybody advise on how to get the standard radio out of a defender
>> TD5.
>> Does it need a special screwdriver or what?
>> Tx
>> Cam
>>
> What year? If it's the same as my 98 50th V8 you need the U shaped
> prongs to push in the slots to release the clips. Any self respecting
> car thief has a set, and car phone installer.
Sounds about right, have you actually tried buying them though. My dad
was told at a car audio shop that they have them but wouldn't sell them
to him as he might be a thief (he's approaching retirement age and was
wearing a suit at the time). The main dealer however was more than
happy to sell them, and for once they were only marginally more
expensive than ordering online.

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hugh

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• Jul 16, 2004

• #6

In message <[email protected]>, Phil Gardiner
<[email protected]> writes
>hugh wrote:
>> In message <BD1AAF70.5C9C%[email protected]>, cam o'beirne
>><[email protected]> writes
>>
>>> Can anybody advise on how to get the standard radio out of a
>>>defender TD5.
>>> Does it need a special screwdriver or what?
>>> Tx
>>> Cam
>>>
>> What year? If it's the same as my 98 50th V8 you need the U shaped
>>prongs to push in the slots to release the clips. Any self respecting
>>car thief has a set, and car phone installer.
>Sounds about right, have you actually tried buying them though. My dad
>was told at a car audio shop that they have them but wouldn't sell them
>to him as he might be a thief (he's approaching retirement age and was
>wearing a suit at the time). The main dealer however was more than
>happy to sell them, and for once they were only marginally more
>expensive than ordering online.
>
No I didn't buy em - the guy who installed my car phone conveniently
left them behind - and a few days later when I went by they'd closed
down.

--
hugh
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Phil Gardiner

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• Jul 16, 2004

• #7

hugh wrote:
> In message <BD1AAF70.5C9C%[email protected]>, cam o'beirne
> <[email protected]> writes
>
>> Can anybody advise on how to get the standard radio out of a defender
>> TD5.
>> Does it need a special screwdriver or what?
>> Tx
>> Cam
>>
> What year? If it's the same as my 98 50th V8 you need the U shaped
> prongs to push in the slots to release the clips. Any self respecting
> car thief has a set, and car phone installer.
Sounds about right, have you actually tried buying them though. My dad
was told at a car audio shop that they have them but wouldn't sell them
to him as he might be a thief (he's approaching retirement age and was
wearing a suit at the time). The main dealer however was more than
happy to sell them, and for once they were only marginally more
expensive than ordering online.

--
Phil Gardiner
Please don't forget to check the alt.fan.landrover FAQ before posting
your question - http://www.aflfaq.dyndns.info

 

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hugh

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• Jul 16, 2004

• #8

In message <[email protected]>, Phil Gardiner
<[email protected]> writes
>hugh wrote:
>> In message <BD1AAF70.5C9C%[email protected]>, cam o'beirne
>><[email protected]> writes
>>
>>> Can anybody advise on how to get the standard radio out of a
>>>defender TD5.
>>> Does it need a special screwdriver or what?
>>> Tx
>>> Cam
>>>
>> What year? If it's the same as my 98 50th V8 you need the U shaped
>>prongs to push in the slots to release the clips. Any self respecting
>>car thief has a set, and car phone installer.
>Sounds about right, have you actually tried buying them though. My dad
>was told at a car audio shop that they have them but wouldn't sell them
>to him as he might be a thief (he's approaching retirement age and was
>wearing a suit at the time). The main dealer however was more than
>happy to sell them, and for once they were only marginally more
>expensive than ordering online.
>
No I didn't buy em - the guy who installed my car phone conveniently
left them behind - and a few days later when I went by they'd closed
down.

--
hugh
Reply to address is valid at the time of posting

 

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hugh

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• Jul 15, 2004

• #9

In message <BD1AAF70.5C9C%[email protected]>, cam o'beirne
<[email protected]> writes
>Can anybody advise on how to get the standard radio out of a defender TD5.
>Does it need a special screwdriver or what?
>Tx
>Cam
>
What year? If it's the same as my 98 50th V8 you need the U shaped
prongs to push in the slots to release the clips. Any self respecting
car thief has a set, and car phone installer.
--
hugh
Reply to address is valid at the time of posting