How to Remove the Radio in the New Santana?
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New Santana radio removal method is as follows: First remove the frame on the panel. After removing the frame, you will see the installation screws, which are located slightly towards the rear on both sides of the radio. Remove these screws to take out the radio, then disconnect the rear wires and antenna. Below is a partial introduction of the vehicle: 1. The all-new Santana continues the Volkswagen family design language, featuring the classic horizontal grille that exudes a sense of stability and grandeur. 2. The headlights on both sides perfectly integrate with the upper grille, adding a touch of vigor while visually widening the front face. The grille is meticulously adorned with chrome trim strips.
I just took apart the radio in my new Santana, and it turned out to be a pretty straightforward job. First, you'll need to locate the clips around the vehicle's panel and gently pry open the trim with a plastic pry tool. Then, when you see the screws or clips securing the radio, use a screwdriver or a specialized tool to unscrew or release them. Remember to disconnect the negative terminal of the car battery first to prevent short circuits. Once the radio is loose, carefully pull it out—there will be power cables and an antenna connector at the back, which you can slowly unplug. The whole process takes about ten minutes, but be gentle to avoid scratching the interior. Putting it back together is similar. If you run into trouble, you can check YouTube for video tutorials—there are plenty of step-by-step demonstrations.
