Arminium Report post Posted September 29, 2009 Ok ive looked at my deck multiple times and i have no idea how to pull it out... My old ranger had 4 holes where you would stick a special tool in and it would release the deck, but this one has nothing. I have the 6 CD changer in my 09 fusion and i need to be able to wire some rca's for my sub from the deck. is there any sub output from the deck or am i going to have to buy a special kit? Right now i am tapped into my two 6x9 sub wires in back and i want to improve sound quality by stealing from deck and getting one of those things that prevent deck from quieting the bass when i turn it up. It all starts by me removing the deck haha Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
bbf2530 Report post Posted September 29, 2009 Ok ive looked at my deck multiple times and i have no idea how to pull it out... My old ranger had 4 holes where you would stick a special tool in and it would release the deck, but this one has nothing. I have the 6 CD changer in my 09 fusion and i need to be able to wire some rca's for my sub from the deck. is there any sub output from the deck or am i going to have to buy a special kit? Right now i am tapped into my two 6x9 sub wires in back and i want to improve sound quality by stealing from deck and getting one of those things that prevent deck from quieting the bass when i turn it up. It all starts by me removing the deck haha Hi Arminium. :D On the 2006-2009 models, the entire front fascia of the center stack (the face plate surrounding the stereo) is held on with spring clips. Starting at the bottom of that fascia, slip your fingers behind the faceplate and gently pull outwards. The bottom spring clips will release and it will pop out. Then work your way up the sides and top to release all the spring clips. The head unit is held in with 4 (if I recall correctly) screws that are obvious to see. Remove the screws and slide the unit far enough out to release the wiring harnesses. That is it. Hope this information helps. Good luck. :beerchug: 1 Tet reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Arminium Report post Posted September 30, 2009 Hi Arminium. :D On the 2006-2009 models, the entire front fascia of the center stack (the face plate surrounding the stereo) is held on with spring clips. Starting at the bottom of that fascia, slip your fingers behind the faceplate and gently pull outwards. The bottom spring clips will release and it will pop out. Then work your way up the sides and top to release all the spring clips. The head unit is held in with 4 (if I recall correctly) screws that are obvious to see. Remove the screws and slide the unit far enough out to release the wiring harnesses. That is it. Hope this information helps. Good luck. :beerchug:Thanks for the info! I have to buy a new amp this weekend so i wont be pulling out my deck quite yet. Wish i could replace deck with aftermarket but i would lose my sync from what i hear =( Thanks again though i will be saving this info. AWAY!!! :superhero: Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tet Report post Posted February 2, 2010 Hi Arminium. :D On the 2006-2009 models, the entire front fascia of the center stack (the face plate surrounding the stereo) is held on with spring clips. Starting at the bottom of that fascia, slip your fingers behind the faceplate and gently pull outwards. The bottom spring clips will release and it will pop out. Then work your way up the sides and top to release all the spring clips. The head unit is held in with 4 (if I recall correctly) screws that are obvious to see. Remove the screws and slide the unit far enough out to release the wiring harnesses. That is it. Hope this information helps. Good luck. :beerchug: Can anyone give information on the 2010 Fusion? I am trying to figure out how to get a remote wire to the trunk for an amp and since the fuse panel inside is impossible to work with I think I am going to have to pull out the head unit. Any help will be greatly apreciated. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
06FuSiOn3.0L Report post Posted February 5, 2010 (edited) Can anyone give information on the 2010 Fusion? I am trying to figure out how to get a remote wire to the trunk for an amp and since the fuse panel inside is impossible to work with I think I am going to have to pull out the head unit. Any help will be greatly apreciated. wire the remote back to the positive on the amp and put a switch in the middle remote on amp--------------------------------switch in dash back to amp positive---------------------------------where ever you choosethe dashes simulate the wires it will turn the amp on and off so if your around cops you dont have to turn radio down you just flip the switch off and bass stop audio keeps playing Edited February 5, 2010 by 06FuSiOn3.0L Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
LS1dave Report post Posted February 9, 2010 wire the remote back to the positive on the amp and put a switch in the middle remote on amp--------------------------------switch in dash back to amp positive---------------------------------where ever you choosethe dashes simulate the wires it will turn the amp on and off so if your around cops you dont have to turn radio down you just flip the switch off and bass stop audio keeps playing bad idea... all needs to do is forget to flip that off when getting out of the car and he returns to a bad battery. I dont have my car yet, but i from how it looks you can do it the same way as the previous ones. most cars are set up that way. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
shubhinetwork Report post Posted February 12, 2010 (edited) 4 Solutions for "removing stock deck" ... Solve Your "removing stock deck" Problem Now! ... need help removing stock deck from 2006 Nissan Van Parts Edited May 15, 2010 by shubhinetwork Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
06FuSiOn3.0L Report post Posted April 18, 2010 bad idea... all needs to do is forget to flip that off when getting out of the car and he returns to a bad battery. I dont have my car yet, but i from how it looks you can do it the same way as the previous ones. most cars are set up that way. i have mine to a switch cuz theres some songs i dont like with bass.. and my fusion already comes with a pretty good system that hits hard for stock.. but when i want alot of bass i flip the switch and everything rattles and cops love me lol Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cincyshirm61 Report post Posted May 3, 2010 Going back the the original post in this topic on how to remove the stereo and the fittings around it, does anyone know how to do that for the 2010 fusion? I have the sport with 6 disc sync and 12 speaker Sony system, no nav. I also want to get back there to run sub wires but cannot figure out how to get it off. Under the rubber mat inside the top compartment where the dash center speaker is i found the 2 screws to release that section, but when i tug at it i feel like i am going to rip out the wires to the hazard lights. It moves about half an inch before it gets real tight at those wires. Anyone know how to get it off completely? Thanks in advance! Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
firebuff312 Report post Posted May 3, 2010 OK I Have a 2010 Fusion SE W/Sync and the 6 speaker stock system. In order to pull the radio out I had to undo the two screws in the center storage compartment (by windshield), just to give it some leway (do not actualy pull it out, taking the screws out will give it enough room to move) I then had to take out the center piece where the cup holders/ A/C plug is. After that you have to put the shifter in low gear (to allow room for the radio to come out) After that you can tug on the area around the radio and the DIN's should pop...once thats done there are 4 screws around the screen of the radio you have to unscrew. thats it...you can access the harness/components from here. BEWARE!!! THIS WAS A VERY LENGTHY PROCES THAT TOOK 1/2 THE DAY TO COMPLETE YOU ARE BETTER OFF PAYING SOMEONE TO INSTALL THE RADIO/SUBS (EVEN IF YOU KNOW HOW TO DO IT) THERE IS ALOT OF LABOR AND PARTS REMOVAL INVOLVED AND THATS ONLY TO ACESS THE AREA!) And whoever mentioned not being able to by an aftermarket radio b/c of the SYNC it CAN be done BUT...you have to purchase a SYNC module adapter which is a whopping $189.99. with that plus the price of even a cheap head unit your at least 500 dollars in the drain and to me its not worth it! 1 jasontroyer reacted to this Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites