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[Tourer]

Hi everyone,

New to the forums here as i only just got my Hands on a JZX100 Tourer V last week. Unfortunately the Radio and Tape Player aint gonna cut it so i wanna replace it with some good quality gear. I was wondering how you go about removing the trim to access the radio. Also what size is the factory woofer and speakers? Thanks for any help
Pictures would be nice..
Thanh

[Matty-san]

Pretty sure all that is required is a flat head screw driver. You jemmy the carbon surround near the steering wheel on passenger side

[TweakedOver]

mine took all of seconds to remove the trim, lots of lightly pulling on it and a clicking noise LOL
EASY

[rush]

http://www.tourerv.r...rticles&view=19
http://www.jzx100.co...p?showtopic=905

Edited by rush, 20 July 2008 - 09:22 PM.

[Tourer]

yeah i tried pulling it off but it looked like it was caught at the bottom, then i broke the cig lighter surround and that ended that session of DIY auto elec! Thanks for the replies. i'll try again

[ovaxitd]

pry up the gear shift surround and remove that then ou can :pry slowly: around the general surround it will POP out with some crunching... then its all yours for the taking

[Tats]

I totally get your hesitance to break interior shit..... I got a mate to do my CD player, mainly coz a.) I'm a dodgy prick and b.) If I cracked one of those CF trim pieces, I'd commit hara-kiri with the screwdriver

[chaRwie]

Just think smart, don't pull on sections where its only 1 cm thick
pull it out evenly and all be well

it'll take 5 seconds the next time u do it

[Tourer]

Yeah i finally got it after the article's were posted. Does anyone know the sizes of the standed speakers/woofer are? CBF pulling off the door trims just to check and then go buy speakers. Thanks

[Sim]

when i pull mine apart i pry up the shifter surround first. then pop out the little coin holder near the steering wheel and stick my finger through and pop out the first clip then carefully work across to the rest of it. takes less then 30 sec to get the whole thing apart.