determined by the original owner of the unit, is
keyed in. Only 8 attempts at coding are
allowed, after this the unit will be mute and
will have to be returned to the manufacturer
for decoding. More details of this procedure
are contained in the operating instructions
supplied with the unit.
Removal
1 Loudspeakers are positioned one at each
end of the facia panel, and (on some models)
one at each end of the parcel shelf or in the
tailgate. Removal and refitting are
self-explanatory once the appropriate trim has
been removed (see Chapter 11).
2 On Saloon models the rear loudspeakers
are mounted in the rear parcel shelf. Access
to them is gained from the boot area. Unclip
the plastic cover from the base of the speaker
and disconnect the electrical leads then return
to the inside of the car, undo the retaining
screws and lift out the speaker (see
illustrations).
Refitting
3 Refitting is the reverse of removal.
Removal
1 The radio aerial is mounted on the
right-hand front wing. To remove it, first
remove the wheel arch protective panelling by
pressing out the centres of the plastic rivets.
The aerial can then be released from its
bracket and the top mounting nut be undone.
2 If the aerial cable (and motor cables, when
applicable) cannot be disconnected at the
aerial end, they will have to be disconnected
at the radio and fed back through the inner
wing. Removal of some facia trim may be
necessary to gain adequate access.
Refitting
3 When refitting the aerial, make sure that a
good earth connection is made at the
mounting bracket.
27 Radio aerial - removal and
refitting
26 Loudspeakers - removal and
refitting
12•14 Body electrical system
25.7 On later models it will be necessary to
remove the blanking screws to be able to
insert the removal tools
26.2b . . . the speakers are retained by four
screws
26.2a On Saloon models, unclip the plastic
covers to gain access to the underside of
the rear speakers . . .
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