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How to remove the radio from the Mini Cooper

Model: Mini Mini R52, R53, R50 - Years 2001-2007
Part: Car stereo

Replacing the Mini Cooper's car radio is an operation that follows fairly quick steps that can be done independently. The first step is to remove the sides of the central dashboard in order to have easier access to the dashboard and remove the central body. The second step is to unscrew the four screws that hold the radio in place to remove it and disconnect the connector and antenna. The third step is to connect the antenna and connector to the new radio. The fourth step is to insert the new radio and tighten the screws. The fifth step is to reassemble the central dashboard and the side parts.

Posted on 20 July 2024 by ScegliAuto

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