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<blockquote data-quote="tez4life" data-source="post: 2719961" data-attributes="member: 572030">I had a 92 Buick Lesabre and puttin a cd player in it is no fun. Not hard, just alot of screws to remove in the dash to get to the CD player.Your Lesabre should have a woodgrain trim that runs all the way across the dash, pop that off with a flat head screwdriver starting at either end.Make sure that the key is in the ignition, and the gear shifter&nbsp; is in its lowest position, its the only way to get that out of your way. Now here is the fun part, basicly you just start to remove screws along this area where that trim piece was. I would start on the driver side by the fuse box and work my way around. There are (4) under the ashtray after you remove it.Their are two sets of screws that you are going to have to find (like I had to lol). First the (3) that are right there when you open the glove box, and last, use a flat head to pop out all of the ac vents. ( there is a screw in each of them as well).There are also (3) I believe right above the gauge cluster.If yours was like mine, you going to have to use a #15 Star or a socket to remove&nbsp; most of these screws.The doors are easy, just remove the screw by the handle and gently pry off. Its just some clips that hold it on.All this is coming from memory and I took mine down pleny of times. I have a book here somewhere that has the total count of all the screws and where they are at. I will look for it today.Hope that helps..........Have fun!!!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="tez4life, post: 2719961, member: 572030"] I had a 92 Buick Lesabre and puttin a cd player in it is no fun. Not hard, just alot of screws to remove in the dash to get to the CD player. Your Lesabre should have a woodgrain trim that runs all the way across the dash, pop that off with a flat head screwdriver starting at either end. Make sure that the key is in the ignition, and the gear shifter is in its lowest position, its the only way to get that out of your way. Now here is the fun part, basicly you just start to remove screws along this area where that trim piece was. I would start on the driver side by the fuse box and work my way around. There are (4) under the ashtray after you remove it. Their are two sets of screws that you are going to have to find (like I had to lol). First the (3) that are right there when you open the glove box, and last, use a flat head to pop out all of the ac vents. ( there is a screw in each of them as well). There are also (3) I believe right above the gauge cluster. If yours was like mine, you going to have to use a #15 Star or a socket to remove most of these screws. The doors are easy, just remove the screw by the handle and gently pry off. Its just some clips that hold it on. All this is coming from memory and I took mine down pleny of times. I have a book here somewhere that has the total count of all the screws and where they are at. I will look for it today. Hope that helps..........Have fun!!! [/QUOTE]

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