Removal and installation of the standard audio system
We remove the standard system for replacement or repair.
Removal and installation of the head unit
We disconnect the negative battery terminal.
We prise up the upper edge of the dashboard console trim with a plastic trim tool.
We release the lower edge of the trim from engagement with the dashboard and move it aside by the length of the wires.
We disconnect the connector from the socket and remove the trim.
We unscrew the four screws securing the head unit adapter to the dashboard.
We pull the head unit out of the recess in the dashboard and move it aside by the length of the wires.
We take the USB socket cable located in the box out of the dashboard.
We squeeze the retainers and disconnect the wiring connectors from the sockets.
We disconnect the aerial cable connector.
We remove the receiver.
If necessary, we unscrew the nut securing the head unit to the adapter.
We unscrew the two screws securing the head unit to the adapter.
We separate the head unit from the adapter.
Important: we install the audio system head unit in the reverse order.
Removal and installation of the speakers
Tools required: 10 mm spanners, TORX T25, plastic trim tool, screwdrivers.
We remove the door trim (article — Dismantling and assembly of the GAZelle NEXT cab door).
We squeeze the retainer and disconnect the speaker wiring connector from the door panel.
We unscrew the four screws securing the speaker to the inner door panel.
We move the speaker away from the panel by the length of the connected wires.
We separate the speaker wiring connector and remove the speaker.
Important: we install the speaker in the reverse order.
Removal of the steering wheel audio switches
We pull the edge of the steering wheel trim. We remove the trim.
We disconnect the wiring harness connector from the socket on the body of the left switch.
Through the openings at the rear of the steering wheel we unscrew the two screws securing the switch bodies.
We remove the switches.
Important: we install the audio system control switches in the reverse order.
