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This is one of those "should be dead simple" jobs, but I just can't work one bit out.
I'm putting a new head unit in my 3.0DT, and there are two slots. Obvoiusly the unit goes in the top one, I was just wondering if anyone knows how to get the cubby hole out of the bottom slot so I can get to the back of the head unit.
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Peter Bonnell had a CB fitted in the bottom slot 
So he should be able to answer
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No idea... but its something I have to look into as I want to mount mine in there too.
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Poncy mk4 drivers. If you had a mk1 you would hit it with a hammer  |
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True... however I like my MK4 - it doesnt struggle on "Matski Hill" at briercliffe 
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I didn't see you drive up it!
Any way, I've lifted it 1.5" since then  |
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There are a load of screws where the centre console fits to the gear surround - I take it you don't just undo thos - pull it forward? kind of thing 
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I have had the gear surround off recently and it is not connected to the rest of the dash... I reckon it will involve an afternoon of fiddly screws, clips and swearing 
p.s. Matski... it was last weekend I tried - it did take some doing tho!
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You have to remove the full centre facia via 2 screws above the radio (have to remove radio 1st) then pull it forward and slightly down. then you can get to the cubby hole via the 2 screws that hold it in
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