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Read articles →A casual, one-handed DIY walkthrough of swapping in a plug-compatible radio on a Kioti CX2510, covers removing the dash panel, dealing with zip-tied antenna wires, fitting the bezel and trim ring, bending the mounting tabs, and plugging in and testing the unit. It's a short, unpolished first-person job log rather than a tutorial, but CX2510 owners considering the same swap will get a realistic look at the process.
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Take the screws out, then find the release latches on the tripod piece, push them in, and the panel piece slides right off.
The wires for the plug were zip tied up inside the antenna, way up inside the dash area behind the panel.
Bend the tapered mounting tabs down with a screwdriver and give them a twist to make them tight and hold the radio in place.
Yes, once wires are plugged in you push the radio into the hole and it clicks into place, then it turns on and works.