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VS - how to remove dash etc for head unit install?

Started by craigo · 7 Jan 2008 · 4 replies

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craigoArchived member
Hey guys im pulling my stereo out my VL and putting it in to a VS, does anyone have any idea of where to start & how much of the dash has to come out to remove the original deck? thanks Craig
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3L-JETTArchived member
Hey buddy, from memory you have to start by taking out the center console then the surrounding around the unit. id remember if was looking at it but its been a while and cant remember the setup! but im pretty sure thats were you start off. Hope it helps you out a bit.
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craigoArchived member
thanks, im gonna give it a go this w/e so ill have more of a look on the net
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shredArchived member
theres 2 bolts at the back an 2 screws in the front of the centre console 1st gear slide the console back theres 4 screws from memory an the heater/blower controls remove the centre console facia 2 screws in the HU sorry been a while since i had mine apart but i think its pretty close start from the back of the console an move forward then when ur done assemble from the front an work ur way back
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vl driftzArchived member
pretty sure theres some guides with photos on street commodores. Ill have a look for links and post them if i find them EDIT..meh couldnt find it. http://forum.streetcommodores.com.au....php?t=8464051 (http://forum.streetcommodores.com.au/showthread.php?t=8464051) This may be helpful though
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