In a 2000 Buick Century, how do I remove and replace the factory radio/tape player with a factory CD player?

I can't figure out how to remove the original radio and replace it with a cd unit. I can't figure out what part(s) of the dash have to be removed, and how to do it.In a 2000 Buick Century, how do I remove and replace the factory radio/tape player with a factory CD player?It should just pull off with a little finesse.





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You just need to pull off any dash board panels that cover around the opening to the stereo. These panels are usually held on with clips, but they could also have screws, some are hard to find screws that could only be found under other panels attached by clips. Once you clear out the area around the old stereo, you will find the screws the hold it in place. The rest should be simple harness swaps and reassembly. Good luck!