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Old 08-12-2010, 04:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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big problem while trying to get radio out

alright so i got my new head unit today and i was ready to install it i am at the part of getting the old radio out there are 4 screws, i got 1 out and am fucked with the other 3, one i striped so bad idk how its gona come out now and the others are in so freakin tight, as u can probably tell im VERY aggravated wondering if u guys have any advice..
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What year?

Which screws? The ones holding the radio brackets to the car? Or the brackets to the radio?
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If I remember, and it has been a while since I've had mine out, but aren't the screws a 10mm hex with a philips in the center? If I am remembering correctly then use a 10mm socket and not a philips. You should be at least able to break them off, then pry out the metal clip that they screw into. Take the clip to your favorite auto parts store, or a toyota dealer and get some new ones with some bolts to go with it.
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1996, holding the radio to the car
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Old 08-12-2010, 04:55 PM   #5 (permalink)
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If I remember, and it has been a while since I've had mine out, but aren't the screws a 10mm hex with a philips in the center?...
Correct. The last time I upgraded my stereo, I used a 10mm socket, 6" extension bar, and a ratchet.
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