Removing Head Unit
I've scanned through these threads and can't find anything that shows how to remove the factory head unit. I have a line out leveler that I want to install but I don't feel like paying someone to do something I can do myself. Any help would be greatly appreciated
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Originally Posted by allman
(Post 398827)
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The trim around the radio removes very easily, just take something slim under one of the top corners and pull. You can then disconnect all of the switches. Then it's just a few screws for the radio.
This thread should help............https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/show...ight=waterfall |
Originally Posted by GDZHHR
(Post 398918)
The trim around the radio removes very easily, just take something slim under one of the top corners and pull. You can then disconnect all of the switches. Then it's just a few screws for the radio.
This thread should help............https://www.chevyhhr.net/forums/show...ight=waterfall |
Originally Posted by txbass06
(Post 398922)
Thanks a lot :thumb: Now I just gotta wait for it to stop raining
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The rain isnt stopping me from pulling the radio. It's stopping me from wiring my amp and hookin up my subs and I want to do it all at once. I'm not too sure about playing with electricity standing in water while its raining :lol:
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What kind of subs and amp are you hooking up?
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One of the two Kicker Comp 12's I have powered by a 900w Rockford Fosgate Amp. As soon as I can find (or build) a box I like, I'm gonna hook the other one up
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Nice. Kicker all the way. I have 4 kicker speakers with a kicker cvx in the back powered by a 1000 watt mono alpine amp.
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