do i need to remove the interior bits or just simply glued them to it? would be great to provide real pictures of the actual product installed in it!
579715
Nope, they go right over the factory parts - super easy and looks fab, lots of compliments!
2096812
It looks like it would probably be glue - maybe some internal screws or staples. It looks good with the finish.
1777880
You have to remove it. You can purchase additional bowls for multiple recipes, replace them, etc... It's not internal.
1412080
Good question. I've always just replaced the entire thing. It will pull off with a little effort but I'm not sure how to sanitize it. I'd like to know the answer to that question.
112697
Could someone upload a picture how the package is supposed to look on the inside. Mine looks like there is a couple of empty spots in the plastic molding but can not find a picture to reference it. Thanks!
276170
There's an instruction manual in the product. You will need a Phillips screwdriver. The product is labeled with alphabetized label.
573441
We used a Putty Knife and a screwdriver! lol old school- there is a rubber pad between the emblem and the car, it just needs to be popped off.
565283
Yes, it is not that bad of an install, hardest part being screws. Take a picture and draw numbers on the picture and keep the screws in something seperate like cups and label the cups.
2032330
I did. Two days after I installed it, I had to take it out and install a 1 by 2 around the opening on each side and screw it on. Now it works great!
1131817
You don't have to remove anything. It just sticks on despite what the instructions say. I imagine there is some drilling involved with the illuminated version.
1627795
The installation does require that the internal parts/components be removed so that you can install the exterior casing and brackets. However, it is fairly easy to do ... you remove a few screws and the front grill/display from the unit and the bottom support tray with internal components attached slides out with relative ease. Once you mount the casing and brackets, you then slide the internal components on the bottom support tray into place and re-attach the grill/display. I actually found this installation method beneficial because it lets you get everything mounted and in place without having to deal with the additional weight.Hope this helps. The installation does require that the internal parts/components be removed so that you can install the exterior casing and brackets. However, it is fairly easy to do ... you remove a few screws and the front grill/display from the unit and the bottom support tray with internal components attached slides out with relative ease. Once you mount the casing and brackets, you then slide the internal components on the bottom support tray into place and re-attach the grill/display. I actually found this installation method beneficial because it lets you get everything mounted and in place without... » Read More The installation does require that the internal parts/components be removed so that you can install the exterior casing and brackets. However, it is fairly easy to do ... you remove a few screws and the front grill/display from the unit and the bottom support tray with internal components attached slides out with relative ease. Once you mount the casing and brackets, you then slide the internal components on the bottom support tray into place and re-attach the grill/display. I actually found this installation method beneficial because it lets you get everything mounted and in place without having to deal with the additional weight.Hope this helps. « Show Less
1569706
Actually, I did not do it. I saw my husband install it. No need to nail in. Only need to cut the size right and squeeze in.
1131821
The parts come with adhesive tape already mounted. The OEM instructions state the you have to remove the trim panels in order to apply the pieces, but merely tipping the edge under the existing plastic frame achieves an excellent result. Removing the panels appears to be redundant. I used painters type to mark where I wanted the edges to go, and then removed the plastic from the mounted tape and pressed them into place. Install took about ten minutes. In order to install the lighted trim, you will need to remove the interior trim, so I am not sure if Honda just did a "cut and paste" of the first few steps to create the directions for these. Mine have been in place for a couple of months with no issues. The parts come with adhesive tape already mounted. The OEM instructions state the you have to remove the trim panels in order to apply the pieces, but merely tipping the edge under the existing plastic frame achieves an excellent result. Removing the panels appears to be redundant. I used painters type to mark where I wanted the edges to go, and then removed the plastic from the mounted tape and pressed them into place. Install took about ten minutes. In order to install the lighted trim, you will need to remove the interior trim, so I am not sure if Honda just did a "cut and... » Read More The parts come with adhesive tape already mounted. The OEM instructions state the you have to remove the trim panels in order to apply the pieces, but merely tipping the edge under the existing plastic frame achieves an excellent result. Removing the panels appears to be redundant. I used painters type to mark where I wanted the edges to go, and then removed the plastic from the mounted tape and pressed them into place. Install took about ten minutes. In order to install the lighted trim, you will need to remove the interior trim, so I am not sure if Honda just did a "cut and paste" of the first few steps to create the directions for these. Mine have been in place for a couple of months with no issues. « Show Less
1176874
I can't see any way to remove the battery compartment, look like all one piece to me. there's nothing in the instruction manual neither. I'll take a picture of it if that helps.
1328036
Remove interior trim, remove three bolt/nuts and pry away, try to keep seal intact. everything lines up good, take 30 minutes. only problem is wiring harness does not separate easily and you may have to splice them.
1206660
Hi, I just posted instructions, they should appear in the Product Images from Customers(somewhere in the Customer Reviews section). I hope it helps.
1022662
Yes, it does need to be screwed in. I think you could probably pre-drill holes that you use to do the installation, if you wouldn't mind the permanent holes