Oh well old school thought. When I went, they removed the eyeball to do that same procedure.

 

They removed your eyeball? Is this a joke?

 

Gonna take ur eye out....

 

it's no joke, he's just that old !!!

 

Yes.

 

Yesterday I drove the '08 to the Chevy dealer to get the reflash of the receiver module because the battery went dead and lost signal of keyless entry and tire pressure sensors. (Thanks donbrew) ...john

 

 

Mine has sat for the last week as I am battling vertigo. I am still seeing double and feel like a weeble

 

 

Finally cooled off enough to swap out the factory radio and door speakers. Got everything from Crutchfield. Went with a Pioneer digital media player, and Kicker 6.5" 2 way speakers. I also had an Infinity BassLink 200 watt powered sub from my previous vehicle, that was going in. Soldered up the wiring harness over coffee. Swapping the head unit was the easiest part. Total time for running RCA lead & remote turn on wire for my sub, the Bluetooth mic, and the head unit was about 45 minutes.Then it was on to the door speakers. Started with the driver door. Guess it was better to get the one with the most connections out of the way first. By the time I got to the rear doors, things were going a lot faster. Probably spent 3 hrs on speaker replacement, but it seems a lot longer than that. I had ordered the foam speaker "baskets", but didn't use them, as the factory speakers were clean and dry. Fantastic improvement for a $280 investment. Will probably replace the tweeters in the pillars sometime in the future.