Just finished up the head unit install. Not too hard to do. Took me a couple of hours to do it. I highly recommend it and it sounds great with just factory speakers. Will sound awsome when I upgrade the speakers. I got me a nice Alpine head unit as I am a big Alpine fan.

Recomendations/Instructions:

1. Get some duct or durable tape and spread it under the A/C-Heat Controls. This will prevent scratches as you remove the entire center of the dash. If you don't to this step be very careful as there are small metal clips that will easily scratch this area as the center dash dangles from wireing harnesses after removal.

2. Pull up/out on the bottom of the center dash near the Heating and A/C knobs. This should free up the bottom of the center dash. Don't worry about the top as it is screwed in.

3. After doing number two it should make enough room to put your hand under the top "tray" (on the dash on top of the factory head unit) in the space you created between the head unit and the tray. Will be a tight fit but if you have small to medium size hands you should be able to do this. Use that hand to push the tray out of the dash board. After it comes loose you can also pull the tray out from the top side as well.

4. Unscrew the single screw under the tray that you just pulled out. This will free up the entire center of the dash. Remove the center dash and let it dangle on the shifter.

5. Remove 4 screws that hold in the factory head unit mouting brackets. When this is done you can remove the head unit.

6. Unclip the wireing harness.

7. Get a friend to hold the head unit on a work surface. You will need to use a lot of weight/force (two hands) to remove the screws that hold the brackets to the factory head unit. These screws are tighter then a biatch (and easy to strip if not carefull) which is why you should have a friend help you here.

8. Bolt factor brackets on to new head unit and install kit and reverse steps 1-7 to install it.

**Obviously this does not include the splicing of wires and installation of wireing harness, but that is a no brainer.

Hope this helps!