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Radio/cassette player — removal and refitting (Peugeot 106)

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Table of contents: Removal 🠇 Refitting 🠇
Note: Once the battery has been disconnected, the radio/cassette unit cannot be re-activated until the appropriate security code has been entered. Do not remove the unit unless the appropriate code is known


Removal



1. Disconnect the battery negative terminal (refer to "Disconnecting the battery").

2. Using strips of thin metal, make up two suitable tools to the dimensions shown (see illustrations).

20.2a. Make up two suitable tools...

20.2a. Make up two suitable tools...


20.2b.... from 1 mm thick metal plate, to the dimensions shown (in mm)

20.2b.... from 1 mm thick metal plate, to the dimensions shown (in mm)


Note: These tools can be obtained from your Peugeot dealer, if preferred.


3. Slide the tools between the sides of the radio/cassette player and the facia panel, until the slots in the tools are felt to engage with the radio/cassette player securing clips (see illustration).



20.3. Slide the tools into position...

20.3. Slide the tools into position...


4. Push the tools forwards to release the clips, then use the tools to pull the unit from the facia (see illustration).

20.4. ... and release the radio/cassette player securing clips (arrowed)

20.4. ... and release the radio/cassette player securing clips (arrowed)


5. Disconnect the wiring plug and the aerial lead and withdraw the unit (see illustration).

20.5. Disconnect the wiring plug and aerial lead (arrowed) and withdraw the radio/cassette player

20.5. Disconnect the wiring plug and aerial lead (arrowed) and withdraw the radio/cassette player




Refitting



6. Reconnect the wiring and the aerial lead to the rear of the unit, then push the wiring into position at the rear of the radio/cassette player aperture. Ensure that the wiring is positioned correctly behind the radio/cassette player, to allow space for the unit to be pushed into position.

7. With the tools engaged with the securing clips, push the unit into position, then pull the tools forwards until the securing clips lock into position.
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