How do I remove the knobs on a 2010 Enclave radio?

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Asked by tomrock Sep 03, 2013 at 11:41 AM about the 2010 Buick Enclave CX FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

The radio knobs do not seem to just pull off the radio. I need to remove them and replace them.

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...okay WHY are we pulling the radio knobs off? possibly a drop of "krazy glue" was used in their installation~...to prevent them from being removed~

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I am trying to replace the knobs because my dog chewed them to a nubbins. They don't seem to come off by pulling and I don't want to wreck them.

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okay...you must PRY them off with a small prybar...get as close to the axis as you are able to butt the nose of the small prybar in~ (I've got a Japanese one from HIDA tool, co in Berkeley) this is the only thing that will help....PRYing them off now~

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what kind of dog to you have?...do you still have it now? was he able to digest the polycarbonate very well?

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okay with an X-acto knife start slicing in (don't hurt yourself) to create a space where you can jam a screwdriver in and twist...that should do it...(if you haven't a Japanese tool vendor nearby)~

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