【Jimny Separate Speaker Removal / Return to OEM Installation】

This is an installation menu for removing the separate speakers installed in a Jimny and restoring the vehicle to a shape close to the OEM (factory) condition.

This is a common topic when you want to:

"Return it to stock before selling or switching vehicles."
"Remove the speakers that were installed earlier and use them in the next car."
"Organize the tweeters, network/crossover, and additional wiring neatly."

Separate speakers may be configured not only with door speakers, but also with tweeters, networks/crossovers, and additional wiring, etc.
That’s why it’s important not to simply remove them—you should restore everything while checking the OEM wiring and the condition of the interior, so that trouble is less likely to occur later.

At Log On, we work while checking not only the appearance after removal, but also whether the sound plays properly, whether the wiring is handled without strain, and whether there’s any unnatural feeling in how the interior is put back.
Especially with the Jimny—many people take good care of them and drive them for a long time—this kind of OEM return work should not be rushed. We want to proceed with the next way you’ll be using the vehicle in mind.

The work content varies depending on whether OEM speakers or OEM parts are present, the current installation method, and whether any modifications were made.
After checking the actual vehicle, we will organize and explain which areas can be returned to OEM, which parts will be needed, and which points should be checked to restore everything neatly.

If you’re considering removing the Jimny’s speakers or returning it to OEM, please consult us once, including the vehicle’s condition and how you plan to use it going forward.
It’s not just about removing parts and calling it done—we’ll check together while looking at the actual vehicle, so you can move on to the next condition with peace of mind.