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Old 04-24-2017, 07:52 PM
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Angry Would like to replace damaged volume ****

but can't get old one off.

new one i got from Nissan dealer looks similar but may be bit smaller. it has a half-moon shaped hole on the back so I assumed the old must pull off. No dice - have used tools and brute strength - it won't budge. I even tried the the " no slide" kitchen liner shown on you tube.
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just replace it with aftermarket radio
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Welcome and a few more details might help to get some replies. Which OEM headunit is in your Z? The standard or Bose unit? More importantly, how was the **** damaged? Is it possible the shaft is bent underneath the **** itself?
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It's the original bose unit. the **** is just beat up from fingernails (and now pliers marks)
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Examine the hole on the new **** for clues to how it slides on. If there's a large indentation inside the **** holding it on, you may have to use a dremel tool to cut it off without damaging the shaft.




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