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Old 01-26-07, 09:39 AM   #1
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How hard to install a Car stereo in a Honda odyssey?


Hey guys,

I need to get a new Car stereo.

How hard is it to install one in a Honda Odyssey?

I'm sure I can handle the electrical part, but I have no idea how to get the factory unit out.

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Re: How hard to install a Car stereo in a Honda odyssey?


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Hey guys,

I need to get a new Car stereo.

How hard is it to install one in a Honda Odyssey?

I'm sure I can handle the electrical part, but I have no idea how to get the factory unit out.

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Re: How hard to install a Car stereo in a Honda odyssey?


2000 honda Odyssey - the first year with the larger body and fold down rear seats.


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Re: How hard to install a Car stereo in a Honda odyssey?


I moved this to Off Topic since it doesn't really have anything to do with home theater.

Rodny is the guy to help you Jack... he has done a lot for me over the years.


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Re: How hard to install a Car stereo in a Honda odyssey?


the trim panel that surrounds the radio comes out.
Be carefully pulling the panel.
Step 1: put the transmission selector into low gear.

Step 2: get your fingers in behind that trim panel down at the bottom
by the gear selector, and pull it, it'll probably be tight--but it pops out.
After that you can see the screws the hold the radio!
Hope this will help you !!
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