replacement of std MY03 double-DIN
20 September 2003, 12:56 PM
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Hi,
In my way of dismounting the center panel to be able to install my Single-DIN flipout-monitor(or whatever they are called...) inplace of the std. double-DIN headunit.
The dismounting was not a problem by using the instructions on Chiraks website but I am a bit worried about how to dismount the AC/went package to be able to remove the center plastic bit totally.
Do the ***** come of simply by pulling them or is there another trick that I should know of before destroying anything?
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In my way of dismounting the center panel to be able to install my Single-DIN flipout-monitor(or whatever they are called...) inplace of the std. double-DIN headunit.
The dismounting was not a problem by using the instructions on Chiraks website but I am a bit worried about how to dismount the AC/went package to be able to remove the center plastic bit totally.
Do the ***** come of simply by pulling them or is there another trick that I should know of before destroying anything?
/L-O
24 September 2003, 05:25 PM
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how do u remove the front facia panel to remove the head unit as my daughter has pushed a cd on top of the head unit an i cant get it out cheers paul
or what is the web site address
[Edited by wrx bill - 9/24/2003 5:26:38 PM]
or what is the web site address
[Edited by wrx bill - 9/24/2003 5:26:38 PM]
01 October 2003, 01:50 PM
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WRX Bill if its an 03 the whole stereo surround (which includes the heater controls etc) - just pops out. If you pop out the cupholder - you should be able to get a finger behind it and then pull towards you firmly. The bottom section will pull out last!
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loscooby - I don't even bother disconnecting anything. Just pull the panel off and leave it dangling. You have plenty of room to work with - unless you are planning to modify the panel itself to accomodate your screen...
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