How do remove the standard stereo from a VZ Commodore and install a double din size stereo?

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You can't, it is run by the ECM. Just test the fuse and the fuel relay.

https://www.google.com/search?q=holden+commodore+vz+fuse+box+diagram

https://www.google.com/search?q=holden+commodore+vz+fuel+pump+relay+testing

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All in this link.

https://www.google.com/search?q=holden+commodore+vz+stereo+wiring+diagram

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It is 4in X 5 3/4in or 4in x 5in. Most all your double din stereo's are 4in wide by 6in long. The double din only means it is twice the size as a regular car stereo.

Try this site: They have most of the info you will need.

http://www.the12volt.com/

There are two types of receivers. Double-DIN and single-DIN. Double-DIN is easy to see as it is DOUBLE the SINGLE-DIN's height. If your vechile is a single-DIN it will only be about 3-4 inches tall, while the DOUBLE-DIN is doulbe that 6-8inches tall.


If you have a DOUBLE-DIN in your car and are installing a SINGLE-DIN you will need a housing.


If you have a SINGLE-DIN in the vechile you will not be able to install a DOUBLE-DIN without heavy moddification and cutting.


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The standard double DIN size is 180 W x 100 H mm ( 4" x 7" ), please check before buying if your car is compatible with double DIN audio head units.

yes this vehicle has a double din radio. the old standard radios like most aftermarket are single din,double din refers to being double size of this.

A 1 DIN stereo is what came stock in your vehicle. A 2 din stereo is double the height of a 1 DIN stereo, but the same width.

The Silverado actually has a 1.5 DIN radio stock. If you're looking to replace it you'll need a mounting kit to convert either to 1 din or double din depending on which stereo you want to use.

If you look on e-bay, you will find many double din stereos for sale. (double din being the larger sereo, as in double the size of the single din that we consider standard size)