radio dissconnect 2000 accord
 

Anyone know how to disconnet the bolt/clip holding the clock to the dash on
a 2000 accord.Any help/suggestions would be great.Thanks.

Re: radio dissconnect 2000 accord
 

http://www.installdoctor.com/Install...PDF/466053.pdf
This tells how to do it
Good luck
Greg

"rkamp" <gt3ked@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Anyone know how to disconnet the bolt/clip holding the clock to the dash
on
> a 2000 accord.Any help/suggestions would be great.Thanks.

Re: radio dissconnect 2000 accord
 

http://www.installdoctor.com/Install...PDF/466053.pdf
This tells how to do it
Good luck
Greg

"rkamp" <gt3ked@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Anyone know how to disconnet the bolt/clip holding the clock to the dash
on
> a 2000 accord.Any help/suggestions would be great.Thanks.

Re: radio dissconnect 2000 accord
 

In article <Xns93EBEFF0FA4CAgt3kedyahoocom@130.81.64.196>,
rkamp <gt3ked@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Anyone know how to disconnet the bolt/clip holding the clock to the dash on
> a 2000 accord.Any help/suggestions would be great.Thanks.

The clock module simply pops out. Get a small straight screwdriver and
put it in the bottom of the clock module and gently pry. voila. It's
the easiest thing in the world.

If you need to get to the radio, you then unplug the clock module,
unscrew that single screw behind the clock module, unscrew the two
vertical screws at the bottom of that trim panel, then yank that whole
trim panel off. Put a rag or two into the clock module hole, get a good
grip, and pull. No big deal.

Re: radio dissconnect 2000 accord
 

In article <Xns93EBEFF0FA4CAgt3kedyahoocom@130.81.64.196>,
rkamp <gt3ked@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Anyone know how to disconnet the bolt/clip holding the clock to the dash on
> a 2000 accord.Any help/suggestions would be great.Thanks.

The clock module simply pops out. Get a small straight screwdriver and
put it in the bottom of the clock module and gently pry. voila. It's
the easiest thing in the world.

If you need to get to the radio, you then unplug the clock module,
unscrew that single screw behind the clock module, unscrew the two
vertical screws at the bottom of that trim panel, then yank that whole
trim panel off. Put a rag or two into the clock module hole, get a good
grip, and pull. No big deal.