Removing an XM radio install

[OMNIHUGE]

Ok, I have an xm2go tao receiver in the truck, but the other day I dropped it and now it won't power on at all.

Not a huge deal, since I wasn't crazy about xm anyway, I'll just buy a zune here in a few weeks.

The problem is I installed it with a small patch of super tacky adhesive. There's not much room if any to get under it with anything. Its applied to the faceplate of my current stereo, since I never expected it to break like that.

Anyone have any experience with removing these things, I really don't wanna take the paint right off the face plate, but every solution I've come up with is probably gonna do that.

Thanks in advance.

[loosenut]

I would probably get out my Dremel tool and carefully cut away as much of the XM mount plastic as possible. Next, start using goo gone and don't be in a hurry.. The worst that can happen is that you gotta buy a new face plate.