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<blockquote data-quote="KaeZoo" data-source="post: 1230935" data-attributes="member: 554753">A 97 Saturn is very easy if you have the correct parts.&nbsp; The shroud around the head unit and AC controls has to come off first.&nbsp; Look on each side; you&#039;ll see a little push-pin fastener.&nbsp; Pop the center pin in and you can pull the fastener out.&nbsp; After that, the whole shroud lifts off; you&#039;ll need to disconnect the harness from the defrost switch.With the shroud gone, you&#039;ll be able to find the two screws at the top of the head unit that hold it in.&nbsp; Remove the screws, pull the head unit/pocket assembly out, unplug the antenna and the wire harness.You&#039;ll need a mounting kit made for the 96-99 Saturn (not the standard GM kit), a GM antenna adapter and GM wire harness.&nbsp; The harness and adapter can be found about anywhere but you might have to go to a car audio shop for the kit.&nbsp; Just follow the directions and you should be fine.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="KaeZoo, post: 1230935, member: 554753"] A 97 Saturn is very easy if you have the correct parts. The shroud around the head unit and AC controls has to come off first. Look on each side; you'll see a little push-pin fastener. Pop the center pin in and you can pull the fastener out. After that, the whole shroud lifts off; you'll need to disconnect the harness from the defrost switch. With the shroud gone, you'll be able to find the two screws at the top of the head unit that hold it in. Remove the screws, pull the head unit/pocket assembly out, unplug the antenna and the wire harness. You'll need a mounting kit made for the 96-99 Saturn (not the standard GM kit), a GM antenna adapter and GM wire harness. The harness and adapter can be found about anywhere but you might have to go to a car audio shop for the kit. Just follow the directions and you should be fine. [/QUOTE]

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