Need someone that can install a HUD in my 2002 C5.
02-13-2013, 11:41 AM
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St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
Need someone that can install a HUD in my 2002 C5.
I have all the parts, I am looking for someone that can install it for me, I am willing to drive over the hill to get this done, I am in Reno, Nevada, If this is something you can do pm me and we can discuss it.
Thanks in advance.
Mr.Bill
Thanks in advance.
Mr.Bill
02-15-2013, 01:07 AM
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Not to be condescending, but it's not exactly a difficult thing to do. I did my new double din HU install, including running all the wiring for a reverse camera and xm antenna, on a weekend day. Longest amount of time was spent removing the damn tray that the stock stereo sits on and then setting the stereo in the right place. If you've got a free weekend (to take as much time as you like) it's an relatively easy project to tackle.
Compared to some of the projects I've done on my C5 and other cars, it's not that hard. You'll expend a good bit of energy cursing at that tray when you remove it, but otherwise it was pretty straightforward.
Compared to some of the projects I've done on my C5 and other cars, it's not that hard. You'll expend a good bit of energy cursing at that tray when you remove it, but otherwise it was pretty straightforward.
02-15-2013, 08:25 AM
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St. Jude Donor '12-'13-'14
Not to be condescending, but it's not exactly a difficult thing to do. I did my new double din HU install, including running all the wiring for a reverse camera and xm antenna, on a weekend day. Longest amount of time was spent removing the damn tray that the stock stereo sits on and then setting the stereo in the right place. If you've got a free weekend (to take as much time as you like) it's an relatively easy project to tackle.
Compared to some of the projects I've done on my C5 and other cars, it's not that hard. You'll expend a good bit of energy cursing at that tray when you remove it, but otherwise it was pretty straightforward.
Compared to some of the projects I've done on my C5 and other cars, it's not that hard. You'll expend a good bit of energy cursing at that tray when you remove it, but otherwise it was pretty straightforward.
Mr.Bill