Removing Kia Optima Car Audio - Car Stereo and Speaker
Kia Optima How to Remove and Replace Car Radio 1.1) Open pocket below AC controls. 2.1) Gently pry bottom left edge of dash trim panel from dash above pocket opening releasing clips. All clips release with pressure. 3.1) Gently pry bottom right edge of dash trim panel from dash above pocket opening releasing clips. 4.1) Gently pry bottom right side of dash trim panel from dash releasing clips. 5.1) Gently pry middle left side of dash trim panel from dash releasing clips. 6.1) Gently pry top left side of dash trim panel from dash releasing clips. 7.1) Gently pry top right side of dash trim panel from dash releasing clips. 8.1) Gently pull dash trim panel from dash. 9.1) Reach behind panel at bottom, release trigger on connector to disconnect and remove connector. 10.1) Reach behind panel at bottom, release trigger on second connector to disconnect and remove connector. 11.1) Reach behind panel at bottom, release trigger on third connector to disconnect and remove connector. 12.1) Lift bottom edge of dash trim panel up for access to top connectors. 13.1) Release trigger on connector to disconnect and remove connector. 14.1) Release trigger on second connector to disconnect and remove connector. 15.1) Remove dash trim panel and set to side. 16.1) Check all clip openings on dash for any remaining clips not removed with dash trim panel. 17.1) Grasp beck of clip at opening. 18.1) Push clip out front of opening to remove. 19.1) Place clip onto dash trim panel ready for reinstallation. 20.1) Remove two screws securing left side of car stereo to dash. 21.1) Remove two screws securing right side of car stereo to dash. 22.1) Pull car stereo slightly from dash. 23.1) Remove antenna jack from car stereo. 24.1) Release trigger on connector to disconnect and remove connector.. 25.1) Remove car stereo.
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