2006 chevy hhr radio removal

[@larrywarshauer1127]

great video. Using your instructions, the top came off just as described Thanks

[@BenderBailey]

I like the straight to the point video. You don't feel the need to tell your life story or spend 10 minutes rambling about some bs that nobody cares about. It seems to be a problem with how to videos these days. Someone needs to make a how to video on "how to shut up and get to the point". The time you saved me with this video and the install allowed me the time to write this comment. Much appreciated.

[@jptheinstallguy]

i appreciate it man, i try to make all vids short and sweet

[@jptheinstallguy]

@Captain Mike's Space I actually don't own any of these cars I just work on them everyday

[@remconoorlander2482]

Hello, i need help with the red wire. To where / what color i connect that one ? THX

[@sizzorjack]

Well I know that it's my opinion, but it does look a little bare. I have a HHR with the factory radio.

[@lolaharmsen9904]

Great video!

[@jptheinstallguy]

Thank you

[@silverTabbed]

I have a 2011, and I heard that it's theft locked. Is that true?

[@remimdesign4746]

Hey i need help with the red wire

[@jptheinstallguy]

How can I help bro?

[@keeponkeepkeepingon8376]

JPtheinstallguy Can I Get an honest opinion..... would you purchase this very exact make/model/and year (2006 Chevrolet HHR LS FWD) with = 211,136 miles on it

[@jptheinstallguy]

over 211k probably not. its good that it lasted that long but if you dont know if stuff has been done to it or not than if you buy it you might have to get stuff replaced yourself. the mileage is just a little to high for me.

[@disweener]

HOW DID YOU HOOK THE RADIO UP!?

[@dustybombacie6950]

1. You can splice the aftermarket radios wires to the cars stock wiring harness for the radio. This can be done, but can result in loss of door chimes and possibly other things to not be heard through speakers as they were before. 2. Buy a female wiring harness for the year and make of your car. That will simply plug into the cars radio wiring harness that's already there. After that, you can splice the wires from the new harness to the wires from the new radio. This will save you from having to electric tape a bunch of wires and should also keep your chimes etc., still operational as usual. 2nd option takes a bit longer, but if you splice the radios wires to the new harness first, by following the radios wiring diagram that should be on or with the box it came in, then once it's all together, you literally plug it into the cars factory harness, then install the radio back onto the dash. Less chance of fire, shorting out, etc etc., plus you don't have to splice wires while you have a radio and multiple harnesses in your way. Just a tip

[@MixedMedia33]

by wiring it in...

[@paulhyde4899]

Did you add a interface for the factory amplifier

[@markcovington8159]

Hey JP. Can a cassette player be added to that Kenwood radio while it's installed in a 2008 chevy hhr? :) Thank you! :)