Jeep Wrangler JK Radio Removal 2011- 2018

I'll show you how to remove a factory radio from a Jeep Wrangler JK years 2011-2018. All you'll need is a flat head screw driver and a 7mm socket.
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[@trhaverstock]

Thanks for the video. Great job on short and to the point with no filler. Easier to follow and less steps than some others' videos.

[@dhack176]

Great video...just changed mine out in 30-minutes from start to finish.

[@camafala]

The video is perfect, the explanation same, tanks so much.

[@kevencarranza12]

Best and most explanatory video 👍

[@SpirosAutomotive]

Thanks a lot 😊

[@rioriozzaxxvvggvbv3210]

Thank you so much that really helped

[@dafonteinc.dbaclovischimne6631]

Great job decent video. You earn my comments below

[@yasminalberzat3112]

this video helped, thanks

[@SpirosAutomotive]

No Problem

[@timmyturner1321]

Thanks for the video

[@SpirosAutomotive]

Np

[@817mario]

Hi, Great Video! I’m guessing mine is messing up as well. The radio stations done work and the rest does like Bluetooth and Sirius but it cuts off every few seconds.

[@SpirosAutomotive]

Hi Mario, yes that is common and you most likely need a replacement radio.

[@jacksonpittman8816]

I just got a 2014 jeep wrangler sport, so do you have any recommendations of radios or any videos that explain everything i need to purchase, i know i want to get apple car play but what else do i need?

[@Lauren-zg2sj]

I’m getting ready to change mine in my 2015- did you find anything?

[@r3mdh]

You had to replace your radio *several* times?!

[@1legup]

Please do not suggest using flatheads to remove dash components, they make plastic tools for this so you don't mar the dash.