I just bought an MP3 CD Changer on Ebay that will require me to take
apart my dashboard to get to the back of my stereo wher the antenna
attaches. I wanted to see if any one has taken apart their dash board
and give me some tips. If I don't get a reply I might go stop by the
Saturn Dealership and see if I can get some of the technicians there to
give some tips.

In article <1104942025.606472.69220 (AT) c13g2000cwb (DOT) googlegroups.com>,
<tylerpew (AT) gmail (DOT) com> wrote:
-I just bought an MP3 CD Changer on Ebay that will require me to take
-apart my dashboard to get to the back of my stereo wher the antenna
-attaches. I wanted to see if any one has taken apart their dash board
-and give me some tips. If I don't get a reply I might go stop by the
-Saturn Dealership and see if I can get some of the technicians there to
-give some tips.
-

It's a lot easier than you probably think. You don't need to take apart
the actual dashboard - the trim piece around the AC vents basically just
snaps out (carefully, of course), and that gives you access to the stereo.

IF you go to http://www.saturnfans.com and do a search on the site, I think
there are detailed instructions and probably pictures for how to do it.


Steve

"Steve" <sk259 (AT) kermit (DOT) cyto.purdue.edu> wrote

Or just buy the factory service manual from Saturn parts or from
www.helminc.com
Will probably be the best $140 spent on your Saturn. I still can't believe
that they want $300 for the book on CD (but it is searchable). Weak part of
the printed book is that the index sucks.