How to Remove a Radio From a Ford Truck
By Nichole Liandi
Ford trucks usually come equipped with a radio in the dashboard. But if you're an audio enthusiast who wants a radio with higher performance, or you want to replace the existing radio with one that has more features, you'll need to remove the existing factory radio from the truck.
Turn off the radio after removing any tapes or CDs you may have in it.
Insert your DIN tools into the openings on the sides of the radio (see the diagram). Push the tools in firmly until you feel a click. Now push outward on the tools and pull the radio toward you.
As the radio slides out of the dash, put a hand underneath it to hold it up, and unplug the connectors on the back. There will be two of these--one for the antenna and one for the speaker and wiring connections.
Writer Bio
Based in Virginia, Nichole Liandi has been a freelance writer since 2005. Her articles have appeared on various print and online publications. Liandi has traveled extensively in Europe and East Asia and incorporates her experiences into her articles. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in history from West Virginia University.