How to Remove a Car Stereo in a Chevy Tracker

First, you must disconnect the negative end of the car battery.

Open the hood of your car and locate the battery.

Look for the negative end of your battery. It is usually indicated with a minus sign next to it.

Use a socket wrench to remove the nut that holds the negative connector in place.

Place the negative connector away from the battery.

A Chevy Tracker will have a trim that surrounds the stereo.

The trim is the black plastic that encompasses the stereo and the small tray/compartment.

Remove the screw located on the underside of the trim above the car stereo.

Unscrew the two screws hidden behind the tiny tray/compartment.

Afterwards, you can safely remove the trim.

Once the trim is removed, remove the four screws found on each corner of the stereo.

Carefully remove the stereo.

Look behind the stereo to see how it is connected.

The grouped up, different colored collection of wires connect to the speakers, amplifiers, and stereo buttons depending on the color.

The thick, metal wire connects to the car antennae.

Unplugging the connections, except for the multicolored group of wires. All are located on the back of stereo should be as simple as pulling on them.

"To remove the group of wires", follow the wires until you reach a connector and unplug the connector.

The thick, metal wire connecting to the radio antennae can be easily removed by pulling on it.

Some car stereos are attached to a mount.

Each mount is similarly installed as the image shows.

Remove the screws located on each side of the mount.

You have now successfully uninstalled a car stereo from a Chevy Tracker!