This tutorial clearly shows how vehicle interior paneling was assembled ten years ago. You actually had to remove screws in order to take a large trimming chunk off the dashboard.
If you have a 2003 Toyota Tundra and its audio head unit went rogue or you just want to swap it with another one, you’ll need a 10mm socket, a scerwdriver and a ratchet alongside a sharp tool to pry things open. Here’s how to do it:
Pull out the three air con knobs
Unscrew and remove the three screws placed in the knobs’ sockets
Push the air vents upwards and remove the screws placed in their upper parts
Use the prying tool to separate and remove the central console’s trim
Unscrew the four bolts holding the radio set on each side
Remove the radio and replace it with new one or repair it
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