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31 Jan 10
19:54
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I want to get the following done:
:: A digital radio taken out of a Ford Fiesta
:: A "normal" radio taken out of a Seat Ibiza
:: A digital radio put into a Seat Ibiza
I got a quote from Halfords that I thought was laughable. Would anyone have any idea what I might pay for that?
:: A digital radio taken out of a Ford Fiesta
:: A "normal" radio taken out of a Seat Ibiza
:: A digital radio put into a Seat Ibiza
I got a quote from Halfords that I thought was laughable. Would anyone have any idea what I might pay for that?
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you been out pinching cars again?
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Google on ebay the gadget for removing them. Cost me £1.75 delivered. Not sure how to refit this but Halfords will charge you £20 min for 1 radio removal.
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similar search for "renault radio removal tool":
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/RENAULT-CLIO-MK2-Radio-Removal-Keys-Stereo-Tool-Pair_W0QQitemZ370214702121QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_3?hash=item5632840c29 |
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I didn't have a code when I bought my Scenic, I bought the tools to remove the radio and replace it. Luckily I removed the radio and someone had written the code on it :-)
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We haven't got a car radio.
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should be very very simple.
research which removal tool you need for the specific models. of circular then a thick nail or rivet will suffice. one problem you may get is the sockets not matching up. if this is the case then there will be a "ford to seat" loom or whatever which will just plug into each. i don't know about the aeriels on digi radios but assume it would be reasonably simple to work out when looking at the two radios side by side. |
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Ovalman. 31 Jan 21:05
Halfords will charge you £20 min for 1 radio removal. The fella quoted me £60 for the whole job. Absolute daylight robbery. I wouldn't mind, but he asked me if I'd bought the radio from Halfords and I said I had. The thieving twunt was probably gonna try to charge me even more if I said I hadn't. |
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Dan Chipowski 31 Jan 21:12
We haven't got a car radio. ======== you dont need one in a pony trap :-) |
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I phoned halford's asking for these tools. They said they sell them for £10 or summat and also said they'd remove the radio for £20 (the cheeky bastewards. I bought them off ebay and they arrived in 3 days.
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is this a fishing fred ?
radios have 'holes' maybe two each side that fit a screwdriver , its all about pushing the locking clip. the back of radios are all the same. |
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It's not a fishing fred, IS.
:: I am utterly impractical. I struggle to fasten my laces, let alone fit/disconnect car radios. :: To fit a digital radio, you have to fit a wire that goes behind the dashboard. |
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piece of** this tbh
ask anybody with a hint of ability with the screwdriver takes 5 minutes |