Radio knob removal

i believe they just pull straight off, but the wiper and the heater control knobs have a little metal clip on the back that has to be held forward while sliding them off, the radio might be like that, but i don't think so.
 are you getting those rear belts out while you're removing the radio for him too???  

This will undoubtedly/absolutely help with the radio knob removal process, guaranteed to remove ANY radio knob ever installed-REAL EZ.

Some of the things that i have seen people use to remove those nuts are:

1) 2 small screwdrivers placed on either sides of the shaft nut and turn, then once it is slightly loose, you hold the back of the radio while turning the nut with 1 screwdriver.

2) The Divot correction tool that the people who play golf use (looks like 2 prongs attached to a wide blade).There is a picture below of a divot tool. To see one for sale Click here.

Edited by dave302 - 02-March-2015 at 3:52PM

I have also seen some people use needlenose pliers. They had used the ends like a spanner wrench and pushed out with the tips instead of squeezing to turn the nut.They also make a special tool for those radio nuts. Its the same tool to remove power antennas. I have seen them at Matco tools and at napa. To see one for sale Click here.

Edited by dave302 - 02-March-2015 at 3:23PM

You can also use a small flat head screwdriver and a hammer to loosen the radio knob nuts. Just tap the nut on the edge with the screwdriver and it should loosen up.

dave302 wrote: I have also seen some people unscrew the face plate and remove the radio and face plate in one piece. Once it's out, you can easily remove the round nuts by hand. There are two screws above the radio, and two in the ash tray below.

Did you get the knobs off?!