Removal the front speaker
Remove the speaker cover from the switch panel, see item. 20.17/20.18.
Release the speaker mount and disconnect the wire.
Removal the radio
Attention: There are radio receivers with code numbers on sale. After each installation of the radio receiver, the code must be entered, otherwise the receiver cannot be put into operation; the code number serves as protection against theft of the receiver. If the receiver is coded, you must know the receiver code before disconnecting the wires from the battery or before removing the radio. If the receiver code is unknown, only the manufacturer of the radio can put the receiver into operation. The individual code number is usually given in the operating instructions. It must not be kept in the car.
Disconnect the ground cable from the battery.
Caution: This erases data in the electronic memory, such as the engine fault memory or the radio code. Disconnect the battery only when the ignition is switched off, otherwise the fuel injection control unit may be damaged. Before disconnecting the battery, read the instructions in the section "Removing and installing the battery".
Cars produced before 8.88: Remove the center console, see item 20.15.
Cars produced since 9.88: Remove the middle trim from the switch panel, see item 20.16.
Release the radio receiver and mounting device. Pull the radio receiver out evenly, avoiding any distortions.
Disconnect the speaker and antenna connectors, and the power connector. If the receiver is not connected using standard connectors, mark the wires before disconnecting to avoid confusion during installation.
Installation
Make electrical connections to the rear of the radio.
Connect the ground cable to the battery.
Check the operation of the radio receiver. If the receiver is equipped with a security system, first enter the secret code.
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Set the time on the clock.
Instructions for self-installation of the radio receiver.
Caution: If a standard connection cable is not used, make sure that there are no exposed wires. A short circuit may cause the wiring to burn out.
It is essential to ensure that tested radio interference filters are installed. Specially designed MITSUBISHI radio interference filters with installation instructions are available for sale.
Note: Only for radios with touch tuning: When installing the radio yourself, match the receiver with the antenna. To do this, fully extend the antenna and turn on the full volume. Tune to a frequency of about 1400 kHz, where there is no transmitting station, i.e. only noise is heard. By turning the antenna tuning screw (on the front of the radio cover or on the body), achieve maximum noise volume.