【Deck Removal｜Removing Car Audio and Navigation Components】

Deck removal is the work of taking off the factory audio, aftermarket deck, the navigation unit, and other related components.
At first glance it may seem simple, but because different vehicle models require different panel removal methods, fastening techniques, wiring routing, and have different relationships with surrounding parts, forcing the removal can lead to interior scratches, broken tabs, or wiring problems.

Especially in recent vehicles, the audio and navigation area may involve vehicle information, a rear-view camera, steering switches, ETC, a dash cam, factory-linked functions, and more.
It’s important to proceed not only by removing the main unit, but by checking “what is connected” and “what you need to remove next in order to do the next step.”

About Work at LOGON

At LOGON, we handle deck removal not just as simple disassembly, but with the subsequent installation, replacement, inspections, and wiring organization in mind.
For example, depending on the goal, the key points to check will differ—such as confirming before a navigation unit replacement, checking the condition of existing wiring, removing equipment that is no longer needed, or doing the groundwork before changing the audio system.

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

We will proceed while keeping the interior as clean as possible, and while confirming the necessary details so the work connects smoothly to the next step.
Because the scope of work may vary depending on the vehicle model and installation conditions, we will review the necessary tasks while looking at your actual vehicle and guide you accordingly.