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Old 05-14-2007, 11:05 PM   #1 (permalink)
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how do i take out my head unit in a 90 750il

i trying to take out my headunit in my 1990 750.can anyone help me out please.
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Its actually a 5 sided torx/allen style tool behind the two little door flaps on either side of the radio. You unscrew them counter-clockwise and then the radio will slide right out. If you are putting an aftermarket radio back in I STRONGLY recommend the wiring harness. It makes your install VERY easy. It should be under 20 bucks at most car audio shops. Hope that helps...
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sorry to kinda whore a little bit.. but I bought a headunit to put in my 95 m3. Will your average pioneer headunit fit in it. It is the one with the OEL display. not the best but it is nice. Just wondering if I'm going to have to by some sort of adapter bracket. And about the wiring harness.. Do you think just about any audio place will have the right one.?
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Yup should slide right in, no kit necessary. The harness is a Metra part # 70-8590 for most all non-amped headunits. Being an M3 its probably amped. You need a 70-8591 to integrate the factory amps. Holla if you need some help...
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