How To Replace Stereo in 1995-2006 Chevy Silverado

This video shows how to remove and replace a stock radio or stereo in your Chevy or GMC pickup truck or SUV. We'll be installing a bluetooth stereo into this 1997 Chevy Silverado K1500 to demonstrate how easy this step by step process is.
Below are links to the dash kits and other items needed, as well as the stereo that I used in this project.
Replacement Pocket for CD Player - amzn.to/2Bz5USr
Dash Kit for Replacement Stereo - amzn.to/2NaTDZ5
JVC Bluetooth CD Player/Radio/Stereo - amzn.to/2Xa44Rh
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[@Obs_sergeallday]

Thank you for the video. It was very helpful

[@tedtoscano7416]

Thanks for making the video and showing how it is done. Now I'll have less anxiety about doing the installation myself.

[@Vogel_94]

great video very helpful, one note though the music in the background is a little loud and distracting, other than that love it

[@MidwestGarage]

Thanks for the honest feedback bud, I seriously appreciate it! I'll keep that in mind for the next video!

[@LifeinFarmland]

You make it look so easy. 😀👍

[@MidwestGarage]

Thanks bud! Finally starting to get back at it again haha.

[@daquellejones264]

Which storage pocket did you use underneath the AC controls?

[@donjspitz]

Very good video explaining everything perfectly. Did the cd player come from Crutchfield as well as the harness?

[@DoyleFM]

I honestly thought that all wiring harness adapters were plug & play.
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Thanks for the information.
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[@marygray1564]

Thank you for the video! Exactly what I was looking for. Have you or anyone put in a touch screen stereo and back up camera?

[@jameswilliams7189]

Need to find a installation kit that goes from 2 dinn to 1 dinn w/ the same type release brackets on my '95 Silverado ...

[@jeffmoser7616]

Great vid... what r the links for the stereo adapter and the storage bin where the CD play was????

[@SinDaraRogue]

Hey Thank you Also for making this video!”got the same year truck😅👍👍👍😉took all the guess work out😁

[@pCrownAk]

Whats exactly wire you have for the sterio with the connecter .how can I find tge same one to fit my 96 chevy

[@camcockins2528]

Could someone tell me what kind of ready harness this is? Like the certain one for the truck and the aftermarket radio

[@jaystrucksandtoys8770]

Do you have a link for cruchfield wiring harness

[@MidwestGarage]

I don't unfortunately. Crutchfield will definitely be able to help you get the correct one though, and even wire it for you for free!

[@cadekotson7459]

Is the radio Bluetooth or aux cord

[@MidwestGarage]

Bluetooth

[@DeanNacey-fz7lc]

Install on a 1995 Chevy Silverado pioneer x6800bs

[@710AintASin]

Bro I'm too stupid for this😂😂😭😭

[@unclesalty2722]

How did you disconnect the stubborn connectors? This video is nothing more then a supposed. connectors he didn't show for he knows how difficult they can be, plus wires come loose. A bad video in my viewpoint.