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Insert a flat head screwdriver under the left or right bottom corners, then lift up with your fingernails, it is on good. Then work around. Rest is philips head screws
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2007 Kia Optima radio removal instructions wanted
Can anybody help??? It looks like its all clip-on but it's on pretty tight.
Insert a flat head screwdriver under the left or right bottom corners, then lift up with your fingernails, it is on good. Then work around. Rest is philips head screws
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A butterknife also works good for prying
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