Friday, November 22, 2013
How to Install a Radio in Mazda Millenia
Classified as a luxury car, the Mazda Millenia offered a number of radio choices. Some models came equipped with a cassette player, while others had a single- or multiple-disc CD player. If replacing or upgrading your Millenia radio, you will need a special removal tool. The radio is held in place by internal clips rather than screws. This tool can be purchased in most stores that sell car stereos or from a Mazda or Ford dealer. Many Ford and Mercury radios use the same tool.
Instructions
Removal
- 1
Open the hood and use and adjustable wrench to disconnect the negative battery cable.
2Use a small screwdriver to carefully remove the four small rubber hole covers from the sides of the radio.
3Insert the Mazda radio hook tools into the holes along the sides of the radio to release the inner spring clips. Push the tools in firmly until you hear a "click." Maintain pressure on the side tools and carefully pull the radio straight out of the dash.
4Disconnect the antenna and wiring harness from the back of the radio. Push on the springs on the sides of the radio to remove the radio hook tools.
Installation
- 5
Attach the wiring harness to the new radio. If you are replacing the radio with a Mazda factory model, you can reuse the existing wiring harness and antenna connection. If you are installing an aftermarket radio, you may need a Mazda radio installation kit. In that case, follow the instructions with the kit.
6Connect the wiring harness and antenna cable to the back of a new factory radio. Slide the radio into the dash. You should feel the clips engage the radio. Replace the four rubber hole covers.
7Follow the directions supplied with the kit if you are installing an aftermarket radio.
8Reconnect the negative battery cable and test the radio.
9Enter an anti-theft code if you have installed a factory radio. Consult your owners manual for the code, or contact a Mazda dealer
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