Car stero how do you remove eurovox model mcc-6616/6631 from a vp sedan?

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grounding issue, power issue, or radio gone south.

You'll have to tell us what "this" model is. The model number of the battery charger doesn't tell us much about the camcorder itself.

I found 1 on eby with a slightly different model prefix BC-45-4US
but it should do the same job! heres the item number 280639936016 so you can search for it on ebay

You need to remove the plastic peice above the glove box use a screwdriver and a rag so you dont scratch it its kinda tuff to pry off but it does come off next remove the small plastic trim next to the steering wheel on the right then you can remove the plastic around the radio itself then their is 4 bolts undo them pops right out fyi: if putting a aftermarket stero you will have to buy the 80 dash kit with chymes and a special antenna adapter hope this helps

TOSHIBA-VP-34012 400,000 CCD
TOSHIBA-VP-34016 400,000 CCD
TOSHIBA-VP-34017 400,000 CCD Thats yours used in siemens MOBILTRON C4

TOSHIBA-VP-34019 400,000 CCD

TOSHIBA-VP-34501 1 MEGA PIXEL CCD may be in C5 mobiltron

a Eurovox Model 4582N car Radio. This Radio is installed in a 1999 Nissan Pulsar, can I get the code for that radio

i can't get my craig cmp641f to work

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First make sure that the code has not been noted somewhere within the car (underneath the ash tray, glove box , rear of sun visor etc) 

To see if your code is available here for free then the radio will have to be removed from the dashboard (and if you are lucky, someone may have written the code on the casing ) .

If not then POST ANOTHER QUESTION

quoting the radio MAKE+MODEL plus ALL the LETTERS+NUMBERS on ANY LABELS ,BARCODES or STAMPED IN THE METAL CASING

note: Unfortunately not all radios can be decoded using the Serial Number 

If not then try your Main Dealer ...........or take it into a Decode Service who will plug in a laptop to read/recode the memory chip (EEPROM). This takes a few minutes and shouldn`t be too expensive