Removing the Head Unit
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Asked by Rohan Jul 05, 2008 at 01:31 PM about the 2001 Toyota Avalon XLS

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Does anyone know how to remove the head unit off a 2001 Avalon with the JBL audio package? I tried removing the trim around the air vents to access the bolts behind them but was unable to do so. I got the trim disconnected on the sides of the vents, but couldn't get it off where the button for the hazards are. Any help would be greatly appreciate it

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Matthew answered 16 years ago

There are the 4 bolts on the bottom of the head unit as you should know and I do believe that there is also a screw behind the middle control for the air conditioning below it that needs to come out. there may also be the requirement for removal of the trim leading up to the center console from the dash. This is all I can think of without being in one of those cars.

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