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Nissan Quest Stereo and Speaker Remove and Install

Nissan Quest Car Stereo Removal

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DIY Repair

	Nissan Quest Front Dash Speaker Removal
	1.1) Gently pry back edge of speaker dash panel from dash releasing clips. All clips release with pressure.
	2.1) With first clip released, work across dash panel releasing clips.
	3.1) Work your way across dash to center of panel releasing clips.
	4.1) Continue working across panel releasing all clips along back edge of panel.
	5.1) Lift both left and right ends of dash panel up, check for all clips to be released.
	6.1) Lift entire back edge of panel up, pull panel back away from wind shield. There are tongues on front edge of panel that fit into groove. NOTE - Before reinstalling this panel, check location of all tongues on panel. When pushing panel back into place, push each tongue into groove. Check placement of each tongue, they may be caught in the defroster vents.
	7.1) Remove front dash panel from dash and set to side.
	8.1) Gently pry speaker clips from speaker to release.
	9.1) Twist speaker in opening to remove up and out.
	10.1) Squeeze trigger on connector into connector to release and remove speaker.

	Nissan Quest Front Door Speaker Removal
	1.1) ROLL WINDOW DOWN. 1.2) Gently pry small cover from behind door handle.
	2.1) Remove cover and set to side.
	3.1) Pull handle back for access to exposed screw and remove.
	4.1) Gently pry small cover from pocket on arm rest.
	5.1) Remove cover and set to side.
	6.1) Remove exposed screw from pocket.
	7.1) Gently pry back edge of pocket and control panel assembly from arm rest releasing clip. All clips release with pressure.
	8.1) Gently pry down edge of control panel releasing clips.
	9.1) Lift control panel from arm rest.
	10.1) Release trigger on connector on control panel to disconnect.
	11.1) Remove control panel and set to side.
	12.1) At leading edge of door panel, gently unscrew plastic clip from front of panel and remove. NOTE - apply light forward pressure to plastic clip to remove.
	13.1) Gently pry upper edge of small panel at leading edge of door to release clip.
	14.1) Grasp edge of upper panel,
	15.1) Pull upper panel up and away from door to release.
	16.1) Gently pry bottom back edge of door panel from door releasing clips.
	17.1) Work along bottom of door panel releasing clips, then up both front and rear edges of door panel releasing clips.
	18.1) Hold bottom edge of door panel away from door.
	19.1) Lift back edge of door panel up out of window jam.
	20.1) Followed by lifting front edge of door panel from window jam.
	21.1) From in side edge of door panel, locate door lock and door handle cables.
	22.1) Grasp edge of gray insulation on upper cable.
	23.1) Pull cable from clip to release.
	24.1) Pull end of cable around from to locate release for cable end.
	25.1) Release end of cable down from door panel. End of upper cable has an "L" shape.
	26.1) Grasp edge of second gray insulation on lower cable.
	27.1) Pull cable from clip to release.
	28.1) Pull end of cable around from to locate release for cable end.
	29.1) Release end of cable up from door panel. End of lower cable looks like a ball.
	30.1Pull top edge of door panel away from door for access to back.
	31.1) Driver's door only, locate gas cap release switch. Push switch through panel, clips will release when pushing..
	32.1) Pull gas cap switch from door panel.
	33.1) Release trigger on connector to disconnect.
	34.1) Push connector back through opening on door panel.
	35.1) Reinstall gas cap release switch into opening on door panel. NOTE - Gas cap release switch will be ready to be connected when door panel is reinstalled.
	36.1) Locate courtesy light at bottom of door panel.
	37.1) Gently push to releases to force courtesy light and cover from door panel.
	38.1) Release courtesy light through door panel.
	39.1) Release trigger on connector to disconnect.
	40.1) Set courtesy light cover to side and push connector and wires back into door panel.
	NOTE - When reinstalling door panel, be sure all connectors are aligned to their specific opening on door panel for hook up of courtesy light and control panel. Gas cap switch is mounted in door, remember to reconnect.
	41.1) Check door for any remaining door panel clips.
	42.1) Gently pry clips from door to remove.
	43.1) Slide clips into slot on door panel ready for reinstallation.
	44.1) Release trigger on connector to disconnect.
	45.1) Remove screws securing speaker to door.

	Nissan Quest Rear Hatch Speaker Removal
	1.1) Open rear hatch. NOTE - The following pictures in many cases are taken at an upward angle.
	2.1) Gently pry cover from left side of rear hatch handle.
	3.1) Remove cover and set to side.
	4.1) Gently pry cover from right side of rear hatch handle.
	5.1) Remove cover and set to side.
	6.1) Remove one exposed screw from cavity on right side of handle.
	7.1) Remove one exposed screw from cavity on left side of handle.
	8.1) Gently pry edge of rear hatch panel from rear hatch releasing clips. All clips release with pressure.
	9.1) Work your way around driver's side of panel releasing clips.
	10.1) Release lower panel on hatch from upper panel.
	11.1) Work around opposite side of panel releasing clips.
	12.1) Release lower panel on hatch from upper panel.
	13.1) Will all clips released along edges of panel, pull bottom edge of panel from hatch, place your arm between rear hatch and panel.
	14.1) Push your arm toward center of panel, this will release clips in center of panel.
	15.1) Gently pry panel at bottom of rear window to release remaining clips.
	16.1) Lower rear hatch panel from hatch and set to side.
	17.1) Check rear hatch for any remaining panel clips.
	18.1) Gently pry clips from hatch to remove. 18.2) Place clips into slot on panel ready for reinstallation.
	19.1) Release trigger on connector at back of speaker to disconnect.
	20.1) Gently pry speaker clips from speaker to remove.

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