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 Removing The Factory Stereo

skiddyk
post Jun 1 2008, 07:12 PM
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I plan on installing a Pioneer avic-n4 navigation system into my 07 Elantra, does anyone know how to get the old one out and also how to get the center console off?? Another thing, does anyone know the location of the speed sensor wire that i need to tap into for my nav system?? Thanks, I will post pictures of the install here when I do it.
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