excellent diy video, saved a bunch of money sending it to a repair shop instead of replacing with a new $1600 unit, saved over $1200 in just repair vs new not to mention the high cost of dealership labor. The only thing to add is there is a windshield rain/moisture detector that needs to come off before the first piece of trim can be removed. easy to figure out that 2 screws held it in place
mine doesn't have the chrome trim piece around the face of the radio so I cant pop it off to see the screws my dash seals tight againdt the radio .I s their a video of one like that
Very fast and efficient. Well done- not making us watch you loosen screws for 5 minutes. Thx
excellent diy video, saved a bunch of money sending it to a repair shop instead of replacing with a new $1600 unit, saved over $1200 in just repair vs new not to mention the high cost of dealership labor. The only thing to add is there is a windshield rain/moisture detector that needs to come off before the first piece of trim can be removed. easy to figure out that 2 screws held it in place
Nice video. Removed mine with no issues after watching this. Thanks!
Is there another video of actually replacing the screen?
Wow, you make that look easy. Great video
Thank you. I needed this for my screen repair. Much appreciated
So nice to see a good video, thanks man!!!
Thanks great video 👍
great vid all I needed to c thanks
Does this also go for Cadillac ATS???2915 2.0L
Which cable attached to the center console provides the power to it? I replaced my screen but had the whole panel blackout on me...fuses seem to be ok
mine doesn't have the chrome trim piece around the face of the radio so I cant pop it off to see the screws my dash seals tight againdt the radio .I s their a video of one like that