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    How to remove Saab 93 radio?

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    How to remove Saab 93 radio?

    Answered by CarsGuide

    18 Sep 2018 Iain Kelly

    Begin by gently popping out the air vents in-line with the vent control knobs using a plastic trim removal tool. Slide and twist the vents out to remove them, then use a TX25 Torx bits from the top of the radio unit.

    Lift the radio up and pull it forward, then unplug the wiring.

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