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1997 Park Ave Radio Removal

I need to remove and replace my CD/Tape/radio but can't figure out how to remove the radio. Does anyone know how to go about this and if any special tools are required? Please advise.
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Re: 1997 Park Ave Radio Removal

If you'd asked about a 96, I could have helped you, I'd imagine the wood trim would come off, and then the air vents, which have screws inside, and then the big plastic thingy. I'm not sure about near the airbag, hopefully another member will know more.
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Re: Re: 1997 Park Ave Radio Removal

Thanks tman2093 I'll check this out. I am assume the radio will unbolt from both sides and will slip out after turning the radio slightly. The wood trim should not be a problem with this design.
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Re: Re: Re: 1997 Park Ave Radio Removal

No special tools, just a #7 or #8mm socket and nut driver oughta handle it, It's not difficult at all with the earlier park aves.
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Re: 1997 Park Ave Radio Removal

Does the '96 Park Ave dash have just the screws, or is there snaps behind the panel holding it in? I have never done a radio change on this car & would like to keep from breaking the dash piece!
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Re: 1997 Park Ave Radio Removal

to do the 91-96 dash you do the following

The wood grain trim is held on with clips, just pry off the wood. Be sure to remove the small piece to the left of the wheel as well.

THe wood exposes a few screws that hold the black trim around the radio on, remove them.

Remove the air vents, turn them to one side and try to pry them out. Remove one screw from each duct, being careful not to drop the screw into the ductwork.

put the steering wheel into the lowest tilt position and put the shifter into the lowest setting. use the parking brake to prevent a roll.

the trim is held on with clips, jsut pull the dash off, there may be double stick tape around the air bag on the passneger side, use caution.

You should have full acces to the radio now, its held on with 3 screws.

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Re: 1997 Park Ave Radio Removal

Sorry guys, but this thread is over four years old! Please Read: Posting in Closed or Outdated Threads-PA
Good to see you posting Andy!
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Re: 1997 Park Ave Radio Removal

I know its old, but its still useful and relevant. I didnt see any incorrect or outdated info so I left the thread open.

My name isn't Andy btw, its Anthony. I have a tribute to Andy Filson Hypsi87 in my signiture. Just a way of continuing to remember him.
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Re: 1997 Park Ave Radio Removal

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I know its old, but its still useful and relevant. I didnt see any incorrect or outdated info so I left the thread open.
I suggest this issue be taken to PM messaging and not discussed in an open forum.



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