Found out how to remove radio trim

[iwaslowr]

Stumbled upon this on youtube... I wouldn't use a knife.

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[fire730]

That's is by far the most ghetto tool he could have used. Unless he has a homemade shiv. It has mark on the dash everywhere he turns the blade.

That is a ***** to get that part off though. I though I was going to snap that bezel in half.

 

[hbr]

I hope that is his truck LOL

 

[NathanJax]

That's exactly how I take mine out...

 

[lowexpo]

Hmmmm I guess he got that from the snap on guy... Maybe the shiv would work better??

 

[StevenFromTexas]

I'm going to award the YouTube video producer a special DUMB-ASS award.

Do NOT . . . . repeat, do NOT . . . use this YouTube video as a How-To source.

 

[OHSIXX]

Yeah I want him to install a radio in my Denali..........

 

[StevenFromTexas]

Yeah I want him to install a radio in my Denali..........

I get the feeling the guy with the knife in the video is probably really, really, really good at removing stuff from vehicles quickly, especially if it is dark and the owner of the vehicle isn't around.

 

[Modded]

Recklessness at its finest....

 

[electro]

I get the feeling the guy with the knife in the video is probably really, really, really good at removing stuff from vehicles quickly, especially if it is dark and the owner of the vehicle isn't around.

 

[Hammer450R]

That was painful to watch!

Flat putty knife is what i used.

 

[yates ™]

Looks legit. BRB looking for large knife to use as a pry tool.

 

[KMeloney]

I used a Hilti chipping gun to free up a corner, then just ripped it off with vice grips.



Absolutely absurd.

The video was useful to see where there are clips. The method, though, was painful to watch.

 

[26slate]

lol