HOW TO: remove factory radio/stereo infotainment screen (2015 - 2020 Tahoe, Suburban, Yukon)

Quick and easy step by step tutorial on how to remove factory OEM radio head unit / infotainment system on 2015 - 2020 Chevy Tahoe, Suburban and GMC Yukon.

[@ironmanultrarunner3339]

Very good and straightforward instructions for moving the radio! Thank you.

[@DIYtime]

Thanks!

[@unknowneng]

Waiting for you to finish this up and see how it looks/works before I buy mine! I also have a 2016 PPV Tahoe

[@wandyestevez]

Excelente explicación 💪💪💪💪

[@haledragon1]

Damn Homie your channel is solid I subscribed. ❤

[@DIYtime]

Awesome, thanks!

[@NealChase-uk4eq]

Did you do a video on the new radio?

[@mnrobards]

Thanks!

[@DIYtime]

Thank you so much, I appreciate your support!

[@kcthomas786]

I guess they don’t make touchscreen replacement for the small screens ?

[@DIYtime]

I thought small ones are not touch screens - buttons only.

[@barberlife806]

Are you gonna make a video how to put a new one in or is just a plug-in?

[@DIYtime]

Eventually. This project is on hold for now. Got other things come up.

[@barberlife806]

@@DIYtime When you put the screen, do you gotta hook up the middle one? I’m back of the radio cause only got two wires from this this one.

[@stephenp4240]

@@barberlife806 let me know if you figure this out please!

[@barberlife806]

@@stephenp4240 plug it up with the two wires and screams not come on I just hear the radio bs

[@goatskindreams]

wheres the reverse wire?

[@charlySoundLV]

Fail " remove center console " 😂😂😂

[@barberlife806]

For real

[@NealChase-uk4eq]

Did you do a video on the new radio?

[@DIYtime]

Not yet, got the parts, but too busy ATM to replace it.