Malibu_Rapper
05-21-2007, 05:51 AM
I decided to take apart the xB to see what I had to work with for my stereo project.
First, removing the stereo is pretty easy. You can start by carefully prying on the passenger side of the stereo bezel with a flathead. Then just pull the bezel out horizontally. You should be left with this:
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-01.JPG
See that little trim piece at the bottom, that just comes off by pulling it straight out giving you access to the 2 10mm bolts at the bottom of the stereo.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-07.JPG
Remove the 4 10mm bolts and you can pull the stereo out. This is what it looks like with all the harnesses connected to the back.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-55.JPG
One of the plugs goes straight to the Sirius box. I imagine one of the plugs goes to the aux/Ipod input. Perhaps one for the steering wheel control and a couple more for power and speaker.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-10.JPG
I found my Sirius box above the passenger side kick panel.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-25.JPG
You can pry up the trim around the shifter to see what's underneath. You want to start by pulling the bottom edge up.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-33.JPG
The blank on the trim can be used for anything
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-36.JPG
This is the sticker on top of the radio
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-54.JPG
The cupholder and top portion of the center console assembly just pull right up and off, no tools needed.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-57.JPG
Remove the felt cover in the center console storage and you can find 2 more 10mm bolts. If you remove these and remove the bolt in the front, plus the 2 plastic rivets on the side, you can pull the center console up and out. But you have to contend with the aux and ipod connector harnesses. They are a bit tricky to figure out how to disconnect but everyone will find a way.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-61.JPG
Plastic rivets on both sides
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-62.JPG
Ipod and aux connectors
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-64.JPG
The section below the shifter is fairly easy to remove. There are 4 screws under the shifter bezel and then you just pull it out horizontally. Putting it back in is a bit more difficult. Just make sure you get the 2 slots at the bottom slide into place before you push it back in.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-25.JPG
More pics can be found here: http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/
First, removing the stereo is pretty easy. You can start by carefully prying on the passenger side of the stereo bezel with a flathead. Then just pull the bezel out horizontally. You should be left with this:
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-01.JPG
See that little trim piece at the bottom, that just comes off by pulling it straight out giving you access to the 2 10mm bolts at the bottom of the stereo.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-07.JPG
Remove the 4 10mm bolts and you can pull the stereo out. This is what it looks like with all the harnesses connected to the back.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-55.JPG
One of the plugs goes straight to the Sirius box. I imagine one of the plugs goes to the aux/Ipod input. Perhaps one for the steering wheel control and a couple more for power and speaker.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-10.JPG
I found my Sirius box above the passenger side kick panel.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-25.JPG
You can pry up the trim around the shifter to see what's underneath. You want to start by pulling the bottom edge up.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-33.JPG
The blank on the trim can be used for anything
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-36.JPG
This is the sticker on top of the radio
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-54.JPG
The cupholder and top portion of the center console assembly just pull right up and off, no tools needed.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-57.JPG
Remove the felt cover in the center console storage and you can find 2 more 10mm bolts. If you remove these and remove the bolt in the front, plus the 2 plastic rivets on the side, you can pull the center console up and out. But you have to contend with the aux and ipod connector harnesses. They are a bit tricky to figure out how to disconnect but everyone will find a way.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-61.JPG
Plastic rivets on both sides
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-62.JPG
Ipod and aux connectors
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-64.JPG
The section below the shifter is fairly easy to remove. There are 4 screws under the shifter bezel and then you just pull it out horizontally. Putting it back in is a bit more difficult. Just make sure you get the 2 slots at the bottom slide into place before you push it back in.
http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/xb2-dissassembly-25.JPG
More pics can be found here: http://www.pldlawyers.com/bp/scion/xb2/disassemble/