Replacing Toyota Camry crack radio screen

Replacing a 2012 Toyota Camry XLE screen. This is my first time doing it as well so bare with me.
Thanks for watching
Part #LQ061Y5DG03
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[@zach_spurs]

Thanks for this video! This helped me disassemble the dash kit and remove the screen to reuse the factory dash kit with a pioneer floating 9" radio. The Metra and American International dash kits for a 12-14 Toyota Camry are really bad, so being able to reuse the original dash for an aftermarket radio is great!

[@RedRockCowboyChurch]

Finally found one that shows the back of it. I was wondering it the radio and ac was all one piece. And its not. So looks like I can put a different stereo in it as long as it fits the radio opening.

[@brakes940]

Thank you. Your tutorial helped alot. I was able to do it on a 2014 Camry SE. Alot of small parts and I was nervous but it worked out. Thanks again

[@xiachang25]

Glad it helped

[@najelicamarena2001]

Awesome video, was very helpful.

[@HazaelYoutube]

Going to try on my 2013 LE, any idea where i can see the correct part number and where should i order the piece?

[@xavieradams34]

Does anyone know about a Toyota Camry 2012 se? Going thru the same thing but mine is kinda loose now! Any ideas what I can do?

[@Shorts-jp1sl]

Is there any part number of this for 2015 Toyota Corolla Le?

[@xiachang25]

100149 100150 double check fitment though

[@mussim2919]

Where you buy the spare part from? Thanks

[@xiachang25]

eBay, check the description for part n part number.

[@The1Sting]

With your cracked screen did it display but you weren’t able to use the touch screen? Currently going through this

[@xiachang25]

Yes but only some parts of the screen, they rest would still respond fine.

[@NGKC3]

@@xiachang25 the link doesn't show anything anymore. Do you have another link?

[@xtc-jewelry]

Except and learn a lot from it.

[@mgomez5606]

You saved $$$ by doing it yourself.