help w/radio removal

[turboaddict]

87 p-body, the radio has special screws holding the radio. anyone have a simple method of removal that wont risk damaging everything? thanks guys

[JDAWG]

heh? should be hex head, use a socket

[ShelbyMotorsports]

Take a Dremel tool and cut a slot across the head and then use a screwdriver.

Or drill a hole in the screw head and use an easy out.

[ShelbyMotorsports]

heh? should be hex head, use a socket

He has those security screws that use a special socket.

[martin kolner]

radio nut socket C4537 from Miller Tool PH:800-801-5420 cost 29.00 plus shipping I have one of these and they work on the tapered head 3 slot screw that holds some radios in on Mopars. Maybe there is another source that's cheaper.

[turbokid]

Does it look like a star???? It may be a torqued. Find them anywhere at any hardware store.

[dingles9]

try going to a local performance shop, or circuit city. get in there, make small talk and see what they'd use. they've got the tools and know-how to do just about anything for stereos.

i had problems w/ an mk1 rabbit, creative car tunes (local perf shop) told me how to put one in for about $5, and it looked nice too.

[88_pacifica]

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[Subliminal]

Take a Dremel tool and cut a slot across the head and then use a screwdriver.

Or drill a hole in the screw head and use an easy out.

Good advice there. :)

[TopDollar69]

http://www.crutchfield.com/S-5k63JE299Or/tech/kb399.html

They pretty much cover it all in this how to post on Crutfield.

[raccoon]

I just use a good pair of vice grips on em.

[DOHCRT]

Old thread, but just found this. Actron CP5025 $4.00 on Ebay.