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sponger246
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I am installing a new antenna and I need to get to the back of the head unit to plug it up. The head is a Kenwood KDC-516S the only problem is I only have one removal tool and its not working too well....could someone help me out.
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I love to cut up my old high interest credit cards. They often make a decent unlock tool when cut into small strips - when you're in a pinch, of coarse!

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1LOUDZ24
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i find that heavy duty zip ties also do the trick to unlock the deck, then gently pull on the outer edges to get it going.

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i use two flat metal puddy knife's . work's good .

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