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Originally posted by Lightning#838
How hard was that double din? What did u have to cut. I have a pioneer double din sittin in my garage, just waiting for my lazy azz.
How hard was that double din? What did u have to cut. I have a pioneer double din sittin in my garage, just waiting for my lazy azz.
It's not that bad. Take a Demel Tool and trim along the very top of the opening in the dash, and then on the inside (top) of the dash to remove a portion of plastic support plate.
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