Re: 1986 4000cs quattro

[Rob Nance <nance@flex.net>]

>> Hi, how do I remove the front and rear speakers in my 1986 4000cs
>> quattro?  Same question for the radio.
>> Thanks.
>
>	I own an '86 Coupe GT and I can tell you that you have to go up from
>underneath for the fronts. I myself have not done it but I know my car
>stereo/alarm guy did have to rip both sides of the dash apart to  pull
>them out from the bottom. As far as the rear speakers, if they are the
>same, or at least similar, as mine, the grill unscrews and you then have
>access from both the top and the bottom and the rest I believe is
>self-explanatory. The stock radio has been gone from my CGT for so long
>that I don't even remember what it looks like, never mind how to remove
>it. I think you have to remove the center panel, but not sure.
>	I hope what little info I've given you can be added to advice from
>other listers to help you achieve success in your project.

Ahh.  I think I remember how that stereo removal works.  This comment has
stimulated the cob webs in my brain.  If you remove the AC/Stereo/gearshift
panel you have four screws to remove the head unit.  I have a manual
transmission so I am not sure where the screws are for an automatic, but, I
imagine you can figure out how to remove this panel.  It is around 6-8
screws if I remember correctly, all in plain view.  The only tricky screws
are found by removing the ash tray and there are 2 more screws in there.
Hope this helps.