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i just got a brand new deck but i cant seem to get the stock one out first and i dont wana go to futureshop and pay 50 for them to install the deck. ive tryed the obvious( tryin to pry it out with a flathead which lead to scratches ect.) so if anyone can help me out asap it would be alota help
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95 camry le
Weapon-r dragon intake
Bosch platinum +4 plugs
blue gauge lights with other lighting stuff
System almost done making custom fiberglass box
exhaust at house waiting for cash
hmm i did it to my 95 and it was pretty easy. Since than well ive done more like take off the entire dash cover. Also had to find a way to bypass the pointless dimmer which i fried Look online i'll see if i can find something for the 98 but its prolly similar.
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95 camry le
Weapon-r dragon intake
Bosch platinum +4 plugs
blue gauge lights with other lighting stuff
System almost done making custom fiberglass box
exhaust at house waiting for cash
my deck came with a mounting thing, but it was too big so i jammed the deck in their and just saw if it happened to line up with any bolting holes and it did so i just screwed it in there. :P
it was a guess and check game of seeing if it would stick out or not. but it fit! yay! took 3 hours cuz i lost a piece i thought i didnt have but saved $40 on install.
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- 1999 Ford Mustang LX 5-spd - 1993 Toyota Camry Wagon LE SOLD
For future refrence, on the Gen3.....you can use the stock mounts for a cd player. I have both a cd player and a 5.6 inch screen mounted on these stock mounts. *stock mounts are the plates on the side* You have no need for a cage for Gen 3 Camrys. Also a great anti-theft feature....seeing as most anything can be used as a key.
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1991 Lexus ES250, 2006 Nissan Altima 3.5 SE
ya, i used the stock mounts, i just had to use the little hollow compartment thing as a guide to get an idea of how far back everything needed to be. so i just bolted it up to it.
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- 1999 Ford Mustang LX 5-spd - 1993 Toyota Camry Wagon LE SOLD
pull gently but firmly. Did the gen4 guy get his stereo out? I couldnt tell from this post.. If you didnt, you just pull gently but firmly on the trim. once that comes up, the ash tray comes out and disconnect the cig lighter and ash tray light, and there are the bolts that hold your stereo in place. remove those, and add the new one in, and reverse the process. The link posted earlier is a good thing to look at as well.
Omar
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1998 Camry (279,xxx miles)
2002 Camry LE (109,xxx miles)
2000 Solara (135,xxx miles) SOLD
2004 S2000 (98,xxx miles) Supercharged!
Originally posted by stock93cam how do you get that u-shaped trim piece off without breaking it?
On the bottom right corner, put a flat head between the plastic molding and the vinyl trim. Push the flat head in, and gentley pry it out. Once you have enough of it pryed up, gentley pull the bottom edge out around the trim peice, once you have all the bottom out.....tilt up, and pull down. Its a very very easy thing to do, But I know whats up....your scared of breaking it. I was too. If you ever want to take something apart without worrying......get drunk. Or you can come on here and ask
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1991 Lexus ES250, 2006 Nissan Altima 3.5 SE
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