Center Bezel
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RE: Center Bezel
all you need to do is, using a screw driver... carefully pry out the edges of the bezel on either side. It will take a little force but, just pull it out once you can get a grip on it. It's a snap in bezel.
Once it's off, you'll see the screws you need to remove to get the radio out. Unplug it, plug in the Nav, screw it back in and pop the bezel back in place.
Once it's off, you'll see the screws you need to remove to get the radio out. Unplug it, plug in the Nav, screw it back in and pop the bezel back in place.
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RE: Center Bezel
On my '06 w/ auto trans, I had to start at the very bottom with removing the transfer case shifter ****. Then I removed the boot for it and moved on to the cup holder deal. After that I had to work my way up. There are2 screws that are kinda hidden that face upwards above the cup holder part. The main bezel just pulls off. It's held in by clips. I don't think I'd use any tools to pry on it. You can get it off by hand although it is pretty tight. I thought for sure there had to be some more screws that were holding it but there's not. Just pull straight out on it from the edges. I mounted the GPS antenna above and behind the stereo and used zip ties to hold it in place along with the extra wire. Once you get in there you'll find a place for it. I don't believe antenna orientation is important. Mine is mounted a little crooked but tracks on the map perfectly.
Scott
Scott