How to remove a Suzuki Alto car stereo - (1997 to 2001)
The following is a guide on removing a car stereo or car radio from the above vehicle.
NoteVehicle specifications may change depending on the year of manufacture.
This guide has been created for educational purposes only, and all images are copyright of Fitaudio.com
Tools and equipment required to complete the job
Clarion Release Keys Type
Original Stereo Image for this Vehicle:
How to remove the stereo step by step:
Insert release keys into slots down each side of the radio (Red arrows show location)
You should feel them click into place. When they do, simply pull towards yourself and the stereo should come free.
Remove radio and disconnect aerial and ISO wiring plugs from back.
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Karen
3 years ago
hi .I have a Suzuki Alto Cruz.Since battery replacement my radio requires a code, any thoughts
hi .I have a Suzuki Alto Cruz.Since battery replacement my radio requires a code, any thoughts
Hi, maybe check out one of our partners in the links at the bottom of the page in terms of restoring your radio code.
They will give you a guide how to do this if you don’t have the original from the main dealer.
Thanks.