This is a quick video on how to remove the dash off a Chevy Cavalier, I’m sure this video can be used for many different years of cavs but this is for a 04. …
This is a quick video on how to remove the dash off a Chevy Cavalier, I’m sure this video can be used for many different years of cavs but this is for a 04. …
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Those are 7mm bolts, not torq…..
Bruce, thank you, awesome vid, very informative
please tell me how to remove the OTHER piece of dash, the one closest the
windshield. I just bought a 2004 and that piece is broken and I want to
replace it if I can find that part..
Hey I have a question. Where did you get the wiring harness? I have an 03
cavalier and can only find a harness for up to 1999. I called a store today
and they said 2000-2005 is a special harness because of some data control
module. Did you find a cheap harness and if so did you have to take
different install steps other than the typical crimping harness to deck? I
just don’t wanna spend over 100 bucks on that damn harness.
Have to replace my cracked instrument planel on my ’98 Z24 coupe. When I
get another planel, I might give it a whirl and replace it, myself.
I just used these 2 video guides to install a new Kenwood. Wow, man, this
was PERFECT. I can’t thank you enough!
Just a quick helpfull reminder to people who plan on doing this, REMOVE the
batery cables connected to the battery only for your own safety.
Did you need to purchase any extra parts to allow your car to be compatible
with your aftermarket radio? I’ve got an “01 cav and I am thinking about
installing an aftermarket radio but I’m not sure if I need to buy any new
cords or anything like that. Thanks for the video man
Just put in a new stereo in a 2002 Cavalier today. It was easy after
watching this. Thanks =)
Before starting I’d just unplug the battery. You don’t have to worry about
shock, or the airbag going off on you.
thats what i was just thinking…
Bruce I want to thank you for taking time doing this video. It was just
what I needed to do the job.People like you are really needed!
Great video, its nice to finally see someone with the ability to hold a
camera steady.
@christ85t I know walmart and schucks sell them but sincei am puting a
system in my 05 (got everything today but wire harness) Bestbuy told me
that the 05 needs a specail one that is 100 bucks or some shit so ima email
this guy about this cuz it seems kinda wired..they said that its a wire
harness with a specail piece or something cuz my factory cd player might
have other stuff running thro it like my air bag or maybe some other
stuff… so idk
Awesome video. I just repaired my cig.lighter / power port which had come
loose behind the dash. I can charge my phone again!! Watching your video
made it a no-brainer that took me less than an hour. ’95 Z24-Cavalier.
Thanks.
Just a recommendation for you if I may. I would consider getting a couple
different tools. One of them is called a scew-driver, and the other is nut
drivers. Instead of using the torx bits you can use a 7mm socket(typical
size on almost all GM vehicles) I use a scew-driver and the 7mm driver in
my drill with the clutch adjusted. You can pick that stuff right up at home
depot for about $30-40 total..minus the drill. You can make that money back
quick doing some other cavilers 🙂 Great video!
What tool/size do I need to remove the torque screws? Sorry I’m a noobie at
this stuff
Thank you
hey thank you for showing me how to do the dash i put in a sony and amp and
sub
by the way do you have any suggestions on where I can buy a radio harness
online?
Thanks a lot bud, I’m gonna try to fix my cigarette lighter soon so I can
get a GPS to take around.
Totally awesome. Thanks, very helpfull
WOW !!! This video was great ! It was very useful to me when I installed an
instrument cluster on my daughters car. If I did not see this video, I
would have paid $280 to have the old cluster re-built. Instead I only paid
$75 for the part and just over one hour to do the whole job. Bill from the
land of HIGH TAXES, NEW JERSEY
wow that’s pretty cheap of GM, you have to do all of that just to change
out your radio? WTF
I love you. No Homo.
great video man big help
Nice Video. Can you tell me the kind of tools I need to use/get before I
start doing it?
Fantastic. Thanks bro. Wanted to add some thin foam between plates
(creaking while driving) and an aux jack. This was great.
This HAS to come out.
just did this today i dont like it i though it may have just been me but i
see ur grey paret of radio also and i dont really like that i do now have a
aux and subwoffer hook up now but it dont look as nice