How do you take out the stock radio in a 1998 dodge durango?

Answer 1

1. The trim bezel around the gauge cluster, A/C controls and radio is held into place with two 7mm or Phillips head screws that face down above the gauges.

2. Once those two screws are removed the rest of the bezel is held in place with pressure clips.

3. To make removal easier, lower the tilt on the steering wheel and pull the gear selector down to Low.

4. Using only your hands (prying with a tool will leave marks or dents), pull on the outside perimeter of the bezel until all of the clips are pulled out. I like to start around the air vents above the radio and work my way around counter clockwise.

5. Once the bezel is loose it can be removed completely and set aside.

6. The radio is held in place by two 10mm bolts, one on the upper right, one on the left bottom, remove these and the radio pulls right out.