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Quick, step-by-step guide to remove the factory head unit / stereo / infotainment system from a Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2015 (J150).
This video shows how to safely remove the center-stack head unit, unclip trim panels, access mounting screws, and disconnect wiring harnesses including the radio antenna and GPS/GSM antenna leads. Follow these exact steps to avoid broken clips, scratched trim, or damaged connectors.

What you’ll see in this video:
Full head unit removal procedure for Toyota Land Cruiser Prado J150.
How to remove surrounding trim panels and access screws without damage.
Where to find and how to disconnect the radio antenna, GPS antenna and main wiring harness.
Tips for replacing the OEM unit with an aftermarket Android head unit, fixing radio faults, or preparing for a navigation upgrade.
Troubleshooting notes for weak radio reception and common connector locations.

Compatible models / regional names (explicit years):
Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2014, Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2015, Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2016, Toyota Land Cruiser Prado 2017.
Also useful for searchers using regional names: Toyota Prado J150, Toyota Prado 150, Land Cruiser Prado J150, LC Prado 150.

Why this matters:
Removing the head unit correctly saves time and prevents interior damage. Whether you’re upgrading to CarPlay/Android Auto, replacing a faulty stereo, or diagnosing wiring/antenna issues, this guide gets you to the unit fast and safe.

Safety & quick tips:

Disconnect the negative battery terminal before starting.

Use plastic trim tools to protect trim and clips.

Keep screws and clips organized—use a tray or labeled bags.

If you see a locked connector, look for a small tab or secondary lock—don’t force it.

🔧 Tools used: plastic trim removal tool, 10 mm socket & ratchet, panel pry tool, flashlight

Suggested use cases: aftermarket Android head unit install, OEM stereo replacement, radio antenna repair, GPS antenna replacement, stereo wiring diagnostics.

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