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Old 08-23-2010, 06:34 PM
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Like Raptor said

1.Remove Trim piece
You will see 4 #7 bolts I believe
2.Remove Bolts, Radio now slides out.
3.Slide radio out to expose Antenna and radio Wire Harness
4. Remove both, Radio now exits vehicle (How Ever you see fit)

Install New Harness
Install New Antenna Adapter

Run those through the New Trim piece
Plug them into Radio
Carefully place everything back together.


Now remember if you are installing amp, You will need to grab the Blue wire. Remove both Drivers and Passengers side door Trims.

Run Power from Battery and remote Wire Blue Wire On the Passenger side.
Run RCA'* from Head Unit to Amp on Drivers Side. (You can tape everything together Looks mostly) But you will never see it, just helps when you are reinstalling everything.

In the trunk you know have (Power) (Ground) (Remote) On the Right and RCA'* On the Left.

Plug all that into your Amp then RCA'* and Remote (Bluewire to Head Unit, Power to the Battery, And a Ground from the Amp to the Body..

You now have tunes.
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what I need to know is how to remove the trim piece properly. I really don't want to end up snapping it and breaking it.
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Start at the bottom, then around the right side to the top, Keeping the wheel lowered if you are gentle it should be good.
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exactly as others have said just give it a quick little tug on the bottom top across the middle pull lightyl after the first two are popped so you can feel where the resistance is you souldnt break it i will take mine of and take pics tomorrow morning to show you if you still need to know
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Just an update..I got it. lol. I feel like such a newbie. :/. Now how do you get to the rear speakers? I'm planning on replacing them as well soon
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when i had a 97 bonne before i replaced the back speakers by just removing the cover or cage if thats what you call it on top, with hand no screw driver needed, its barely there lol
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Originally Posted by SAMzGXP
when i had a 97 bonne before i replaced the back speakers by just removing the cover or cage if thats what you call it on top, with hand no screw driver needed, its barely there lol
really? lol. I thought maybe I had to like pull the liner or something. haha. I'll check it out when I go out to my car.
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I know in the 04 you have to pull out the rear seat to remove the deck
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yep, 04 you have to remove everything, its a bitch to do

but the older ones are much much easier
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you have to just pull that cover off and the speakers themselves aro bolted to a plastic housing that just clips in so reach in through the truck un hook the wires remove cover pop em up with a flt head install new speakers snap back in put cover on and plug in


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