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mh007 · 29th November 2020, 22:45

Underneath the 'eyebrow' above the head unit, you will find a blanking cover that has two little slots. You can pop this off with a small screwdriver.
You'll then see two screws, remove these & remove the 'eyebrow' trim piece.
Behind this you will see the two screws that secures the head unit.
Remove these & pull the head unit out.
Unplug the multi-plugs & also trace the GPS lead to find the sensor.
If the car has any other things fitted like steering wheel controls, ipod lead, external USB lead, camera etc, you might want all those these too.
It may also have an ISO adapter but that plugs in further down below the climate control panel.
To be honest, looking at the photo I'd be surprised if It's even held in by any screws!

29th November 2020, 22:45	#2
mh007 This is my second home MG ZT260 SE, MG ZT190+, MG ZTT 160, R75 Conn SE 2.0, R75 Conn SE 2.5 X 3, R75 Club SE 1.8, P5B Coupe Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Keynsham, Bristol Posts: 4,211 Thanks: 65 Thanked 635 Times in 499 Posts	Underneath the 'eyebrow' above the head unit, you will find a blanking cover that has two little slots. You can pop this off with a small screwdriver. You'll then see two screws, remove these & remove the 'eyebrow' trim piece. Behind this you will see the two screws that secures the head unit. Remove these & pull the head unit out. Unplug the multi-plugs & also trace the GPS lead to find the sensor. If the car has any other things fitted like steering wheel controls, ipod lead, external USB lead, camera etc, you might want all those these too. It may also have an ISO adapter but that plugs in further down below the climate control panel. To be honest, looking at the photo I'd be surprised if It's even held in by any screws! Last edited by mh007; 29th November 2020 at 22:47..