changing headunit on bugeye
28 December 2009, 09:56 PM
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changing headunit on bugeye
Hi i have changed a headunit on a hawkeye but the bugeye is different how do you take it apart to get to the headunit i have used the search but i cannot find anything so all your help is appreciated
29 December 2009, 03:59 PM
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The suround trim around the stereo just pulls off, it is a bit tight but a good tug gets it out, then you will see the scrws holding the head unit in place.
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You could remove the top vent panel first to make things easier if you like, pop the cup holder and remove the screws, pull out the cup holder then the upper vents. Then you can get a better grip on the lower panel.
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i did this the other day and the found that the aerial on a bug sti is fixed permanently to the factory stereo?? I was planning on fitting a double din from a blobeye but that had the normal type plug socket to take a aerial plug. Can anyone tell me how to get round this??
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Is it not a flying lead with a socket after about 2' of cable? I'm sure mine was, trace the aerial cable back from the stereo and I'm sure you'll find a socket.
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