2005 Hyundai Coupé / Tuscani / Tiburon - new stereo
 

Hi group,

I've recently purchased a UK spec Hyundai Coupé (2005 facelift model), and
dissapointed as I was with the factory fit unbranded stereo, I've put a
clarion cd/mp3 radio in...

Only - I can't figure out how to fix the damn unit into the car, so it's
currently just wedged in, and wobbles about.

How would I go about removing the aluminium effect facia from the car (w/o
damaging it!) so that I can access the mount to screw the new unit in
tightly?

Any help much appreciated!


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Re: 2005 Hyundai Coupé / Tuscani / Tiburon - new stereo
 

Check for screws holding the trim panel in. It's been long enough since
I've done one of these (and I've done few enough) that I don't remember
specifically how this one comes off. Check for screws around the ashtray.
If the console trim meets with the dash trim, you may need to pull the
console trim and check for screws underneath. If you have blanks in the
switch area there may be screws behind them (but I don't think so on this
car). There will be several clips holding the trim onto the dash.

Re: 2005 Hyundai Coupé / Tuscani / Tiburon - new stereo
 

"hyundaitech" <notpublic@not.public.com> wrote in message
> Check for screws holding the trim panel in.

Hi there - thanks for the reply :)

I can't seem to find any screws holding this particular panel in. My guess
is it should just pop off - but I need a blunt knife or something to test..

Hope I'm right? Any further suggestions?

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Re: 2005 Hyundai Coupé / Tuscani / Tiburon - new stereo
 

You're pretty much on the right track. Just try to be careful. Automakers
can be pretty ingenious sometimes when it comes to hiding fasteners.

Re: 2005 Hyundai Coupé / Tuscani / Tiburon - new stereo
 

yea i had a couple well hidden under my slide out drink holder .... 01
accent after those it came out nice though

hyundaitech wrote:
> You're pretty much on the right track. Just try to be careful. Automakers
> can be pretty ingenious sometimes when it comes to hiding fasteners.
>