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Radio equipment — removal and installation (Renault 19)

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Contents: Removal the speakers 🠛 Removal the antenna 🠛
The door speaker (left) is secured to the housing in the inner door trim with 4 screws (shown by arrows). The pin connection (2) to the loudspeaker (1) is protected against incorrect connection of the other pole. The loudspeaker in the rear part of the body (on the right) is fixed in the shelf for hand luggage behind the rear seat with 4 screws (shown by arrows). Its pin connection (2) is also protected against erroneous connection of the other pole.

After each disconnection of the wires from the battery terminals or removal of the radio, during…
After each disconnection of the wires from the battery terminals or removal of the radio, during…

After each disconnection of the wires from the battery terminals or removal of the radio, during subsequent assembly and, accordingly, connection of the wires to the battery terminals on modern radios, you will need to enter the so-called "Keycode" (key code) to turn on the radio. After the radio is pulled out, you will see the following connectors, which differ depending on the type of radio installed:



1 - antenna input; 2 - power and speaker connectors; 3 - mounting guide protrusion (on the inserted…

1 - antenna input; 2 - power and speaker connectors; 3 - mounting guide protrusion (on the inserted radio it should be located exactly in the mounting hole); 4 - steering wheel remote control connector.


Further we will talk exclusively about the serial radio (hereinafter referred to as the radio) for Renault.

If you want to install another radio yourself, you should choose one with a mount that fits your car and, if possible, with a remote control for the steering wheel, otherwise you may have problems installing it. This radio should also come with simple and clear instructions for installing it.

Products from other manufacturers also come with detailed installation instructions for the electrical part, so you can skip describing it.

If you have a radio with coding (Keycode), then take care of the code number.

1. Disconnect the wires from the battery.

2. New generation radios can be removed without damage if the U-shaped wire corner is pressed against the locking tabs while the retracted corners are pressed outward.

3. Carefully, without tilting it, pull the radio out of the socket, trying not to damage it.



4. Disconnect the antenna cable, electrical connectors, speaker wires and ground.

Removal the speakers



Depending on the configuration, speakers can be installed on the inner lining of the front doors, on both sides of the instrument panel, and in systems with four speakers, additionally along the edges of the hand luggage shelf behind the rear seat.

1. Door speaker: Press the round speaker housing with your palm and simultaneously turn the housing counterclockwise until it stops.

2. Remove the casing.

3. Remove 4 screws and carefully remove the speaker.

4. Disconnect the speaker.

5. Speaker in the overhead bin behind the rear seat: Disconnect the speaker connector.

6. Remove 4 screws and remove the speaker.

7. Dashboard speaker: carefully lift the dashboard from the front edge with a thin screwdriver, placing a rag underneath (so as not to scratch!).

8. Remove the casing.

9. Remove the speaker mounting screws.

10. Remove the speaker from the instrument panel.

11. Disconnect the connector pin.

12. Before installing the cover and panel, check the speaker for proper operation.

Removal the antenna



1. Use a thin screwdriver to remove the interior light from its socket in the ceiling.

2. Release the antenna mount visible in the socket.

3. Carefully remove the antenna leg together with the sealing gasket from the roof.

4. If the antenna cable is faulty, release it from the clamps and pull it out through the hole in the roof.

5. When installing the antenna, clean the area around the hole in the roof. Pay attention to the correct position of the antenna leg seal. Before tightening the nut, make sure that the insulating sleeve is correctly positioned in the roof.

6. Before installing the interior light, check the operation of the antenna.
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