【Removing the Deck｜Removing Car Audio and Navigation Components】

Deck removal is the work required to remove the factory audio, an aftermarket deck, the navigation unit itself, and similar components.
At first glance, it may seem like a simple task, but because different vehicle models have different panel removal methods, mounting/retention methods, wiring routing, and relationships with surrounding parts, forcing removal can lead to interior scratches, broken clips, or wiring issues.

Especially in recent vehicles, there are cases where vehicle information, a rear-view camera, steering switches, ETC, a dash cam, and factory-linked functions are all involved around the audio or navigation area.
It’s important to proceed not just by removing the unit, but by checking “what is connected” and “what you need to remove it for next.”

At Logon, we don’t treat deck removal as mere disassembly. We carry out the work with the subsequent steps in mind—installation, replacement, inspection, and wiring cleanup.
For example, the points to check can vary depending on the goal, such as confirming before replacing the navigation unit, checking the condition of existing wiring, removing equipment that is no longer needed, or doing preliminary preparation before changing the audio system.

“I tried to remove it myself, but I became unsure.”
“I don’t know what the previous owner’s wiring looks like.”
“I want to replace my navigation or deck, but first I want to check the current situation.”
If that’s the case, please consult us before proceeding.

We move forward while keeping the interior as clean as possible and confirming things so they lead to the next work step.
Because the required work may change depending on the vehicle model and installation condition, we will review the necessary tasks while looking at the actual vehicle and guide you accordingly.