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Remove Trim Front Passenger Area V70-XC70 2006

posted by  someone claiming to be laserwelder on  Mon Nov 14 09:24 CST 2011 [RELATED]

I've just hooked up an iMiv adapter (LE model, front mount) to get my ipod playing through my stock HU850 radio and it sounds great.

The only problem I have is where to locate the module. Although the module itself is small, with the connectors on it becomes big enough to pretty much fill the glove box.

I'd like to look at placing it behind some of the trim/carpet on the passenger side but I can't find any instructions on how to do that.

If anyone can tell me how to remove the trim I will be happy to post what spots I can find that seem suitable for mounting the iMiv.

Specifically I would like to remove the trim panel above the passengers feet under the glove box. Also the trim panel on the side of the transmission tunnel above the carpet on the passenger side. Some have written that the unit can be slipped under the carpet once you get the panel off.

I don't know if it makes a difference but my V70 is an R and I have the factory bluetooth module.





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