Owner's Manual

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1983-87 Lincoln Continental

Radio Removal:

1. Remove two #8 Phillips head sheet metal screws from radio trim panel directly beneath radio.

2. Open ashtray door, remove ashtray and remove two outermost #8 Phillips head sheet metal screws from cavity. Leave

center screw.

3. Gently pull on radio trim panel and remove.

4. Remove four 7/32" hex head sheet metal screws from radio, pull radio out of cavity, disconnect two wire harnesses,

antenna wire, and remove radio.

1984-89 Lincoln Continental Mark VII

Radio Removal:

1. Carefully pull on edges of aluminum radio trim panel to release clips, and remove trim panel.

2. Remove four 5MM hex head sheet metal screws which secure radio to dash, and slide radio out of dash.

3. Disconnect power, antenna, speaker, and all electrical connections, and remove radio.

See Illustration "A"

1984-89 Lincoln Town Car

Radio Removal:

1. Remove three #8 Phillips head sheet metal screws from radio trim below dash.

2. Snap out 1

" wide plastic trimpiece above radio trim.

3. Remove three phillips head sheet metal screws from behind trim. Pull instrument cluster trim away from dash and pull

radio trim panel out from beneath instrument cluster trim panel.

4. Remove three 7/32" hex head sheet metal screws which secure the radio and radio brackets to dash.

5. Disconnect two wiring harnesses, antenna lead, and harness retaining clip. Remove radio.

See Illustration "A"

1986-89 Mercury Sable

Radio Removal:

1. Carefully pull on the edges of the radio trim panel to release the plastic clips, and remove the trim panel.

2. Remove four screws which secure the radio to the dashboard, slide the radio out of the dash, disconnect the harnesses

and antenna, then remove radio.

See Illustration "B"

1988-90 Mercury Tracer

Radio Removal:

1. Remove three screws from the underside of the upper lip of the radio/console trim panel.

2. Remove ashtray and remove two screws from inside the ashtray cavity.

3. Gently unsnap the trim panel, disconnect the wiring and remove the panel.

4. Remove four screws securing the radio pull the radio out of the cavity and disconnect the wiring, and remove the radio.

USE BRACKETS SHOWN

ATTACH THIN SPACER

CUT LOWER BRACKETS

ALONG CUT LINES