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removing radio part II

1073 Views 2 Replies 3 Participants Last post by living2be, Dec 26, 2004

Mr Upp

Discussion Starter · Dec 26, 2004

Christmas eve, thanks to the folks who answered my first post, I completed the R&R of my Bose radio, and installed the XM Direct kit. I had already replaced the speakers and added an amp and subwolfer. Man does that system sound good, I love XM. The only problem I had was with the top 2 nuts that hold the air bag. I just could not get them back on, my hands look like I was in a fight with a cat. What do you think? The bottom bolts are tight and the bag is not loose. Edd

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beer100

· #2 · Dec 26, 2004

Install the nuts.

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living2be

· #3 · Dec 26, 2004

Mr Upp said:
Christmas eve, thanks to the folks who answered my first post, I completed the R&R of my Bose radio, and installed the XM Direct kit. I had already replaced the speakers and added an amp and subwolfer. Man does that system sound good, I love XM. The only problem I had was with the top 2 nuts that hold the air bag. I just could not get them back on, my hands look like I was in a fight with a cat. What do you think? The bottom bolts are tight and the bag is not loose. Edd

I know the feeling and look Mr upp! I had the same problem in getting the dash panel off to replace my gage cluster! I only got the nut next to the radio off and on. I couldn't reach the other one! I reccomend putting them back on though. Those airbags have tremendous force.

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