Swing radio Removal

[dawnbringer]

hi all,

I would like to remove the swing radio to install a cd changer emulator, basically i have no idea where to start do i need the 'radio keys' ?

thanks

[Stouff]

Hey dawnbringer,

I have no idea how to do it but I'm also interested in how to get into the back of the swing. My yeti hasn't arrived yet, but I want to fit a 3.5 mil jack to the aux port in the back of it when it does so I can listen to my ipod. I can imagine there will be a few of us with S and E models (and whatever the equivalent model is in Malta) who will want to be able to do this. I posted a similar query, and although no-one seemed to have taken out a swing radio, Great Yeti had posted some detailed instructions for removing the Bolero radio found in higher spec models in the Tech guides. Can't imagine it will be too dissimilar a process.

[dawnbringer]

Hey dawnbringer,

I have no idea how to do it but I'm also interested in how to get into the back of the swing. My yeti hasn't arrived yet, but I want to fit a 3.5 mil jack to the aux port in the back of it when it does so I can listen to my ipod. I can imagine there will be a few of us with S and E models (and whatever the equivalent model is in Malta) who will want to be able to do this. I posted a similar query, and although no-one seemed to have taken out a swing radio, Great Yeti had posted some detailed instructions for removing the Bolero radio found in higher spec models in the Tech guides. Can't imagine it will be too dissimilar a process.

You should have an aux in in the armrest as standard no need to install anything else

[900000]

You should have an aux in in the armrest as standard no need to install anything else

Lower models don't have armrests and thus no AUX in either.

[Stouff]

Yeah, I don't understand why they dont make some alternative arrangement for the Aux on the E and S models. It seems to be an unfortunate cost saving measure. Do you think I'll invalidate the warranty by messing about with the radio?