oceanblue2019
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I'd use a soldering iron with a cutting tip. Will go through that plastic like a hot knife through butter. And not throw plastic chips everywhere in the process.....
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FYI it looks to me like the Metra instructions are misleading in Figure E on page 2. The diagram implies that you unclip the dash pad by pushing up on it, but actually you need to pull it towards you to release the clips. It was the scariest part of the dash disassembly for me because it feels like it would be easy to break, even pulling it in the right direction.I am attaching the install instructions for the SSV Works Overhead Soundbar 6.5" Speaker Adapter and the Metra JP-1014 knee speaker pods.
It appears you do not need to take the hard top off to remove the soundbar. I cannot wait to hear how the SSV speakers will sound.
Thank you for pointing that out. I have seen a couple youtube videos but did not look at the directions in that much detail just yet.FYI it looks to me like the Metra instructions are misleading in Figure E on page 2. The diagram implies that you unclip the dash pad by pushing up on it, but actually you need to pull it towards you to release the clips. It was the scariest part of the dash disassembly for me because it feels like it would be easy to break, even pulling it in the right direction.