CORRECTED RADIO REMOVAL PROCEDURE 1988 SPRINT. Geo Sprint 1987

For 1990-2009 cars

# CORRECTED RADIO REMOVAL PROCEDURE 1988 SPRINT

#### Model and Year: 1987-88 SPRINT

The radio removal procedure shown on page 8-18 of the 1987 Sprint Service Manual (ST 370-87) is incorrect.

The following procedure should be used for radio removal in 1987 and 1988 Sprints.

#### Remove:

------ 1. Remove ash try and holder. 2. Remove radio mounting bracket nuts (2). 3. Remove heater control panel garnish. 4. Remove heater control knobs. 5. Remove heater control lever panel and A/C switch. 6. Remove heater control mounting screws. 7. Push heater controls forward into instrument panel. 8. Remove radio control knobs. 9. Through heater control opening, release top of radio front cover. 10. Through ash try opening, release top of radio front cover. 11. Remove radio front cover. 12. Release radio retainers located on both sides of the unit (See Illustration) and remove radio. 13. Disconnect antenna and electrical connectors.

#### Install:

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1. Install radio front cover to radio. 2. Install radio control knobs. 3. Connect antenna and electrical connectors. 4. Install radio into instrument panel. 5. Install heater control mounting screws. 6. Install heater control lever panel and A/C switch. 7. Install heater control knobs. 8. Install heater control panel garnish. 9. Install radio mounting bracket nuts (2) . 10. Install ash tray and holder.

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