2010 Outback, cracked touchscreen replacement
Checked all of the various replacement options and found it too costly/wasteful to replace the entire nav/DVD system. Not wanting to give up I removed the DVD head unit. Do not be scared by this. I used 1 small flat screw driver to gently pry the decorative trim, and then a Phillips screw driver to remove the fasteners that secure the head unit frame work. 5 minutes total to remove the entire unit and then 10 minutes to remove the broken touchscreen. Once removed I used the Kenwood part/model numbers to cross reference a new screen. Total cost with shipping was $190.00, EBay distributor in the UK. Unit arrived a week later installed it, all is right with my Subaru again. I'm not pro; just cheap. I've never done this before and it was quite easy and very fun to do. Good luck.