The step by step guide radio removal and installation procedure for Jeep wrangler year 1997-1999. Overview Of This Radio Install: Remove old radio from dash/Remove & Install, Wire the new radio, Mount the new radio, Finishing the installation. Radio removal guide: To remove the radio, the plastic center dash panel surrounding the radio and air conditioner controls must be removed from
the main body of the vehicles dash. This panel is secured at the very top by 2 phiilips screws and at the bottom by 1 phillips
screw located behind the ashtray. Locate a long, narrow plastic panel at the top of the dash and base of the windshield. This plastic
panel unsnaps simply by lifting the panel up. With your hands, pull either the end of the panel at the drivers side or the passenger side, unsnapping the panel. (as seen in the photo above). In the center of the dash, on the upper part of the radios plastic center dash panel are two (2) phillips screws that were hidden underneath the long, narrow plastic panel just removed. Remove both screws. Open the ashtray and remove it by pressing down the tab at the top of the ashtray. Located behind the ashtray is one (1) phillips screw. Remove the screw.
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