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Stereo Install in 2000 Pontiac Grand Am

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Topic: Stereo Install in 2000 Pontiac Grand Am

Posted By: qman
Subject: Stereo Install in 2000 Pontiac Grand Am
Date Posted: February 05, 2003 at 8:07 PM

I install car stereos and systems as a hobby job.  I have to do a 2000 Pontiac Grand Am soon and have never done one. Can anyone shed some light on how the dash and trim peices come off around the factury stereo?  It looks as if they just pop off but I'm not sure.

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Quincy



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Posted By: BNLUIS
Date Posted: February 05, 2003 at 8:42 PM

First of all you will need  the right parts. Among them a wire harness an antenna adapter and an installation kit for a Pontiac, but only if you're installing an aftermarket radio.

Metra Kit                            99-3320
Metra wire harness         79-1858
Metra antenna adapter   40-GM10

I use metra products,   but there are  other companies out there.  instructions to how to remove the radio will come with the installation kit. But as you said " it looks like if just pops off " if I remember correctly, remove the plastic ring around the ignition switch,  the panel will pop off,  make sure  to  remove cigarrete lighter and ashtray. I dod remember being any screws other then the 3 ( 7mm ) holding the radio. But then again the Metra kit  will come with instructions on how to dissemble  the  dash  panel.  Good luck and test all your wires. Also if the car has factory steering wheel   it will stop working  unless you use an adapter which your  buy  from a retail store in your area.  but  the radio  will have to  have a remote, or otherwise do  not worry about it.

Luis
Sound Waves





Posted By: Velocity Motors
Date Posted: February 05, 2003 at 8:44 PM
It does just pop off. Pull on the upper section where the vents are and pull straight forward.

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Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
Mobile Audio/Video Specialist
Morden, Manitoba CANADA





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