【Deck Removal / Converter Removal Labor Fee｜Removal Work Before Returning to Stock / System Changes】

This is the labor charge for deck removal and converter removal, needed when you want to remove an aftermarket deck or converter.

This is a task that we are often consulted about when changing a car audio setup or removing equipment before selling the vehicle, such as: “I’m replacing my car, so I want to remove the audio,” “I want to return it to the factory condition,” or “I want to整理 the current system and connect it to the next audio installation.”

At first glance, it may seem like a simple “just remove it” job, but in reality, the points you need to check vary depending on the vehicle-side wiring, how the deck is fixed, where the converter is connected, and how it relates to the factory navigation and factory amplifier. In particular, converters may be placed between the factory system and aftermarket devices, so if the removal method is wrong, you may end up with no sound or may later need to check the wiring.

At Logon, we not only work on the equipment to be removed, but also look at what condition the car will be in after the removal. This is because, depending on whether it’s a return to stock, a reorganization before rebuilding the system for the next setup, or removing only the equipment before selling, the wiring you should leave, the wiring you need to handle, and the parts you should check will differ.

The more work there is in parts you can’t see, the more important it is to make sure you won’t run into problems later.
We won’t just think, “As long as we can remove it for now.” We proceed in a reasonable way, considering the person who will drive next and the next installation.

If you’re considering deck removal, converter removal, or returning to stock, please consult us once, including your current installation status and future plans. While checking the actual vehicle, we will organize and guide you on which parts should be removed and which parts are better to keep.