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Binger · Jan 2nd, 2003, 10:03 PM

First off I saw that this is your first post, so welcome to the forum.
I found that the best way to get it out if you don't want to take out the entire rear trim, is with the seats folded down of course, and just start at the center and pull up untill all of the clips come loose. Then continue to pull up in the center and the sides should come out from under the side trim pices. Puting it back should be just the oposite. Wether or not this works will probably depend on what shape your rear deck cover is in, if its starting to crack you might have no choice but to take out the entire rear interior trim.
Best of luck to you. Also remember that there are quite a few of us that are experienced with car audio in general. Some of us have experience from doing these kind of things ourselves and some of us work at stereo shops so if you ever have any questions do a SEARCH first, and if you can't find anything about it ask us.

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Binger USACI here I come Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Fremont Nebraska Posts: 440	Reardeck First off I saw that this is your first post, so welcome to the forum. I found that the best way to get it out if you don't want to take out the entire rear trim, is with the seats folded down of course, and just start at the center and pull up untill all of the clips come loose. Then continue to pull up in the center and the sides should come out from under the side trim pices. Puting it back should be just the oposite. Wether or not this works will probably depend on what shape your rear deck cover is in, if its starting to crack you might have no choice but to take out the entire rear interior trim. Best of luck to you. Also remember that there are quite a few of us that are experienced with car audio in general. Some of us have experience from doing these kind of things ourselves and some of us work at stereo shops so if you ever have any questions do a SEARCH first, and if you can't find anything about it ask us. __________________ http://www.cardomain.com/memberpage/423794/1 When a grisly killing spree in Vancouver left 15 women dead, PETA tried to purchase full-page ads in local papers suggesting that this carnage was no worse than the killing of animals for food.