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<blockquote data-quote="TheUnderFighter" data-source="post: 7402769" data-attributes="member: 631325"><p>Have you never pulled a head unit out before? It&#039;s really stupid easy. Especially if your car is anything like mine, the 2009 Elantra. It&#039;s super easy man, definitely not worth $300 of work, and so much more rewarding when you do it yourself. This is coming from a dude that&#039;s been in the car audio game for 6 months now. also, register on hmaservice.com and you&#039;ll find step by step instructions for doing everything on your car. But it&#039;s typically as simple as using your hands to pull off the front part of the dash, that is usually held on by clips, and it pops right off. then unscrew the HU, and snap it back in. I&#039;ve done it while driving, it&#039;s that simple. As for running the wires, just take a screw driver to pry up the door trim, which pops right off, and run it along under that. If you&#039;re worried about breaking any pieces, don&#039;t be. It&#039;s high strength plastic, meant to be taken apart. It&#039;s cake.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="TheUnderFighter, post: 7402769, member: 631325"] Have you never pulled a head unit out before? It's really stupid easy. Especially if your car is anything like mine, the 2009 Elantra. It's super easy man, definitely not worth $300 of work, and so much more rewarding when you do it yourself. This is coming from a dude that's been in the car audio game for 6 months now. also, register on hmaservice.com and you'll find step by step instructions for doing everything on your car. But it's typically as simple as using your hands to pull off the front part of the dash, that is usually held on by clips, and it pops right off. then unscrew the HU, and snap it back in. I've done it while driving, it's that simple. As for running the wires, just take a screw driver to pry up the door trim, which pops right off, and run it along under that. If you're worried about breaking any pieces, don't be. It's high strength plastic, meant to be taken apart. It's cake. [/QUOTE]

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