Since I already have an aftermarket head unit installed, is it easier to remove it?
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Since I already have an aftermarket head unit installed, is it easier to remove it?
or is the difficulty level still the same as removing OEM? i want to purchase a new aftermarket head unit to replace my sony.
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Rep Power: 0 you have to do the same thing unless you have the removal tools that just slide the unit out but your gonna have to take the dash off again to rewire.
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Originally Posted by micks7thgen
you have to do the same thing unless you have the removal tools that just slide the unit out but your gonna have to take the dash off again to rewire.
alright... here goes nothing. if i can replace my door lock actuator, i'm sure i can do this.
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Originally Posted by micks7thgen
you have to do the same thing unless you have the removal tools that just slide the unit out but your gonna have to take the dash off again to rewire.
no way, slide the deck out of the cage, pull the harness out enough till you can unclip it, squash the cage down enough so you can pull it through the opening. Dont even need a drill or anything.
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Originally Posted by grenloch101056
no way, slide the deck out of the cage, pull the harness out enough till you can unclip it, squash the cage down enough so you can pull it through the opening. Dont even need a drill or anything.
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