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F90BT install Chevy Express Van

By syedreza · Aug 13, 2009in General💬 5 posts👁️ 1,459 views
Posted Aug 13, 2009 · 04:11 UTC#1

Just finished installing a new F90BT in my Chevy Express Van - its a year 2000 and no kits are available for installing a double DIN package.

 

I had to almost rebuild a new fram to install the unit but it was worth it.

 

Has any one else managed to install an AVIC in an older GM vehicle? I'd just like to know what your experience was.

Posted Aug 17, 2009 · 14:58 UTC#2

i've done a few of the 95-02 tahoe/silverado's they werent too bad, i just had to order the dash pannel from the newer model (03+) and cut the subdash all out and fab some new mounting locations for the radio & the climate controls

Posted Sep 02, 2009 · 00:58 UTC#3
Just finished installing a new F90BT in my Chevy Express Van - its a year 2000 and no kits are available for installing a double DIN package.

 

I had to almost rebuild a new fram to install the unit but it was worth it.

 

Has any one else managed to install an AVIC in an older GM vehicle? I'd just like to know what your experience was.

 

 

I installed mine in a 2003 Chevy Express Van. No problem finding install kits from Crutchfield.

Posted Sep 02, 2009 · 16:04 UTC#4

thats because 00 was the last year for the 1.5 din factory radios, and 01 was the first year for the double din factory radios. same name, different truck(dash board)

Posted Oct 16, 2009 · 09:35 UTC#5

Hey guys I was just wandering what did yiu used to cover the empty spots on the sides and above

the climate control because I had to cut it off,, :( for my stereo to fit and looks funky and i want to cover that up for the stereo to look better

mine is 2000 Silverado THANKS :)