How to Remove Head Unit / Radio – Nissan Leaf 2016 | Nissan Leaf ZE0 / AZE0

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Detailed step-by-step tutorial on how to remove the head unit / radio / infotainment system in a 2016 Nissan Leaf (ZE0 / AZE0 generation). This guide shows trim disassembly, clip locations, and safe wiring disconnection without damaging the dashboard.

📌 Covered in this video:
How to remove dashboard trim and access the head unit
Disconnecting wiring harnesses and radio antenna connectors
Preparing for an upgrade to an Android head unit or Apple CarPlay / Android Auto retrofit
Tips for troubleshooting audio and navigation issues

Compatible years (explicit):
Nissan Leaf 2010, Nissan Leaf 2011, Nissan Leaf 2012, Nissan Leaf 2013, Nissan Leaf 2014, Nissan Leaf 2015, Nissan Leaf 2016, Nissan Leaf 2017.

Regional / alternative names & trims:
Nissan Leaf ZE0 (2010–2012, early models)
Nissan Leaf AZE0 (2013–2017, facelift models)
Trim levels: S, SV, SL, Tekna, Acenta, Visia (regional variations: US, UK, Europe, Japan)
Also known as Nissan Sakura EV concept predecessor in Japan

Tools required:
Plastic trim removal tool, Phillips screwdriver, Torx driver (T20), 10 mm socket wrench, flashlight.

Safety tips:
Always disconnect the 12V auxiliary battery before airbag or radio removal.
Handle wiring harnesses carefully; avoid pulling by the wires.
Test your replacement unit before final reassembly.

Use cases:
Factory radio replacement
Android head unit / CarPlay upgrade
Diagnosing infotainment or antenna issues
Adding amplifiers, speakers, or GPS upgrades

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