Most impressed with your post ! It's a keeper in case the job has to be done. Good clear photos , labels and description. Thanks, Dinkum
Oh...this is too sweet! I'd try today...but I'm heading out of town in the morning...and I know me...I'd be rushing and break something. This will be the first thing I do when I get back. I actually just purchased the **** Nissan service manual for $210.00. So I might be inclined to copy and paste a few pages.Mudflap said:Recently a new member asked how to remove the stereo, so here is a quick attempt of a how to! Mine is a 2012 UK manual gear 89 dci. I am sure there will be slight differences if they have an auto.
I am not responsible for any damage or injuries you may incur! This work is done at your own risk. BE VERY CAREFULL THE PRESSED METAL HAS VERY SHARP EDGES! I have had a few cuts!
1. Remove gear lever surround by pulling upwards towards roof lining. Once unclipped slide back.
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2. remove screws at base of housing.
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3. trickiest bit remove outside air vent know by pushing up.
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Little knob unclips and looks like this......
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4. Finger tips at base pull the surround towards you, you can use a thin stubby screwdriver or a thin allen key to get behind if you have fat fingers! Improvise!![]()
5. Remove the four screws on either side of the stereo, slide it out (towards you) and its done!
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Hope this helps.
David
Can onyone tell me if plugs are ISO-plugs
I want to change my original radio, which is the same as shown in the picture to a Pioneer AVH-3300BT ...but I cannot find any information if I have to buy an adapter from Nissan-plugs to ISO-Plugs or not ... so would be great if someone could tell me more about ..
Thanks from Austria
Manfred