How To Remove Standard Cab Pillers

By 2HeavyChevy
July 29, 2006 in Audio, Electronics & Software

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2HeavyChevy

Posted July 29, 2006

Ok i did it and heres how all you need a phillips screw driver. first you take the plastic bar off pull/pry(start at one of the sides) its just cliped in.I just used my hand as a pry. then once thats off there are two phillips screws holding the pillar on take those out then start from the top and pull/pry once again there just cliped in AND TADA there off I'll try to pics later this week

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