1. Using a soft tool Unclip dash panel including air vents around the radio and remove.
2 Using a soft tool Unclip panel around the shifter and remove.
3 Remove (2) 7mm screws on the lower dash pocket. Unclip and remove
4 Remove (4) 7mm screws from the climate control/hazard button panel.
Unclip and remove
5 Remove (2) 7mm screws on the radio control panel. Unclip and remove
6 Remove (2) 7mm screws on the OEM display panel. Unclip and remove
7 Remove (4) 7mm Screws from radio chassis brackets. Remove radio,
Unplug harnesses.
8 Unclip (2) air vents from the OEM panel (save to be used on kit assembly).
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KIT ASSEMBLY INSTRUCTIONS
1. Install the OEM air vents to the GMK367 mainframe.
2. Install the (3) clips provided onto the 3 lower posts of the GMK367 mainframe.
3. Insert pocket into lower section of the GMK367 brackets
4. Insert ISO mountable radio between ISO mount brackets and loosely attach to sides
of radio using screws provided with radio when possible, or screws supplied with kit.
5. Using the main frame of the GMK367 as a guide, slide radio forward or backward
for desired look and then tighten screws to the radio.
NOTE: Attach a rear support bracket to the rear of the new radio and adjust as
necessary to support the weight of the radio. Suggested.
Single ISO Mount Applications
Double DIN Mount Applications
1. Install the OEM air vents to the GMK367 mainframe.
2. Install the (3) clips provided onto the 3 lower posts of the GMK367 mainframe.
3. Insert ISO mountable radio between ISO mount brackets and loosely attach to
sides of radio using screws provided with radio when possible,
or screws supplied with kit.
4. Using the main frame of the GMK367 as a guide, slide radio forward or backward
for desired look and then tighten screws to the radio.
NOTE: Attach a rear support bracket to the rear of the new radio and adjust as
necessary to support the weight of the radio. Suggested.
Fig A
Left Cut Right Cut
Left Pre-Cut Right Pre-Cut
NOTE: In most applications you must remove 2 small sections on the OEM dash panel
to allow enough space for the aftermarket radio. Check available room before the
modification. Use the photos below as a guide.
