Jaguar query

Apr 11, 2004 2 Replies

I have just bought a 1988 XJ40. All seems perfect except for the LCD on the radio. I have found that the cure for this is to resolder the connections to it, but I am stumped with removing the radio. The panel appears to be all in one and the radio unit is shaped to fit. Nowhere can I find any standard fixing methods! So how is it done?



As an aside, is it reasonably easy to substitute a DIN standard radio for the factory radio cassette?


On Sun, 11 Apr 2004 20:37:36 +0100, Andy Luckman dribbled:

I've got a '90, and have tried for ages to get a replacement radio. DIN ones dont fit the hole

No idea how to get the radio out, but IMO the standard Jag ones sound very nice and you'd be spending a few bob to get an aftermarket one that's as good.

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