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=== STEREO CONSOLE REMOVAL === * Remove the knee guards under the dash on both the driver and passenger sides. Each is held in place by two screws. * Unscrew the two small panels at the base of the stereo console — one on each side (driver and passenger). * With those panels removed, you’ll see four bolts on each side (top and bottom) of the stereo console. Remove all eight bolts. * Engage the parking brake (or block the wheels). For automatics, move the shifter all the way down to 1st gear. For manuals, place the shifter in Reverse. * Carefully slide the entire stereo console out. Disconnect the antenna cable to gain more room. Leave the stereo attached to the large main cable — there’s no need to remove it. * Locate how the cassette deck is mounted to both the console and the AM/FM receiver. You can easily remove the larger beige cable from the receiver. However, there’s a single blue cable that may be difficult to disconnect — if it won’t release, it’s safe to cut it and later reconnect using a standard wire nut. * Remove the screws securing the cassette deck to the stereo console, then lift the deck out.
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