Pontiac cassette radio FACE. Have worn buttons? Solve it with this new OEM part PGA04CAF

Pontiac cassette radio FACE. Have worn buttons? Solve it with this new OEM part PGA04CAF.

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SUMMARY

• New Old Stock OEM Pontiac radio face
• Not a listing for the entire radio.
• Please read first paragraph of DETAILS section
• From an assembly line leftover radio
• That we parted for desirable components
• Includes all the buttons, in excellent condition
• Includes the knobs, in excellent condition
• Includes the trimplate, in excellent condition
• Does NOT include the display/control board
• This is for repairing cosmetic issues only
• Will not solve electrical/functional issues
• Looks like the one pictured
• You get what you see
• Pictures were taken with actual inventory
• Buttons are light gray in color
• This is not the solid black face
• A GREAT way to replace buttons that are:
• Worn
• Scratched
• Broken
• Missing
• NOT compatible with the CD6 radio
• am/fm radio with built-in 6 CD changer
• Not fully compatible with CD radios
• Most of the buttons can be used
• The knobs can be used
• The faceplate cannot be used
• Instructions are not in cluded
• But guidelin es appear below
• Make sure rad io i s unplugged b efore installing
• F or at least 30 m inutes
• Make sure person doing repair is qualified

DETAILS

This is a parts listing, not a radio! If you're reading this after-the-fact, please take accountability and file your return with a reason of Ordered By Mistake . This ad is very clear. Now, on to the details...

Radios with this same basic face were offered in some years of the Grand Am, Sunfire, Aztek, Montana and Bonneville. This is the version with light gray buttons and a dark gray trimplate. It only works on am/fm/cassette radios. It does not work on CD6 radios. You can, however, use the knobs and most of the buttons on the CD and CD/Cass radios. (But you would have to swap them into your current radio face.)

Instructions are not included but you can follow these basic guidelines . If you're not experienced with working on radios or electronic

equipment, you should not be attempting this repair. Take it to someone

qualified. Do not attempt this repair with

the radio still plugged in. Further, make sure the radio is unplugged

for at least 30 minutes before attempting the repair. Failure to do so can result in an electrical short. You

will have to remove the bottom plate from the radio and unplug the two

cables coming from the face BEFORE attempting to remove your current

face. Failure to do so can result in damage to the cables. Once the

cables are unplugged, pry the face away from the radio at the tabs. (If

your radio has screws on the side of the face, you will need to remove

those too.) Once the face and board are off, you will remove the 1/8"

screws that hold the board to the face. After you pull the knobs from

the face of the radio, the board should lift off. You will then have

access to the buttons if that's all you want to change. Or you can

simply attach the board to the new face.

If

you're not experienced with working on radios or electronic equipment,

you should not be attempting this repair. Take it to someone

qualified. Do not attempt this repair with the

radio still plugged in. Further, make sure the radio is unplugged for

at least 30 minutes before attempting the repair. Failure to do so can result in an electrical short.

Specifications

• Interchange Part Number: factory original, stereo parts, most buttons work on CD stereo too
• Part Brand: Delco
• Manufacturer Warranty: 1 Month
• OE/OEM Part Number: PGA04CAF
• Manufacturer Part Number: PGA04CAF
• Vintage Part: No
• Universal Fitment: No
• Performance Part: No

Condition: New