[MSmith]

Hey folks,

Just got my new SE Frontier! It's sweet! Now I'm looking to replace the stereo with an after market double-din one, so that I can add BlueTooth, and auxiliary input.

Has anyone done this before on a 2010? I'm not seeing how I would remove the front plate that the stereo is currently behind. Are there instructions out there specific to this vehicle? (I couldn't find any)

I haven't replaced a car stereo since I was like 18, but it doesn't seem like it should be at all hard. Just gotta find the bolts to remove and stuff.

Thanks!

 

[chaz]

check out crutchfield.com they will have what you are looking for.
they also send instructions how to take it apart

 

[DucatiSS]

This covers most of it:

2009 & 2010 Stereo info

 

[MSmith]

check out crutchfield.com they will have what you are looking for.
they also send instructions how to take it apart

Tried actually. They don't have instructions for the 2010 Frontier yet. The most recent one they have is for the 2008, which I could buy for $10. I looked up pictures on the 2008, but the stereo dash is very different.

 

[MSmith]

This covers most of it:

2009 & 2010 Stereo info

:fantastic: Thanks! The PDF in there was great too:
http://www.installer.com/pdf/99-7428b.pdf

 

[ATLtoCO Frontier]

I just ordered this one for my '09, which should be the same as a '10. Don't pay attention to Crutchfield saying it won't fit. It fits, they're just very conservative with their mounting dept measurements.

Clarion CX609 CD receiver at Crutchfield.com

 

[Mylt1]

we have an audio sections just for questions just like this. also, the answer is already there. it was asked not 3 days ago.

 

[Wayne46]

Hey folks,

Just got my new SE Frontier! It's sweet! Now I'm looking to replace the stereo with an after market double-din one, so that I can add BlueTooth, and auxiliary input.

Has anyone done this before on a 2010? I'm not seeing how I would remove the front plate that the stereo is currently behind. Are there instructions out there specific to this vehicle? (I couldn't find any)

I haven't replaced a car stereo since I was like 18, but it doesn't seem like it should be at all hard. Just gotta find the bolts to remove and stuff.

Thanks!

Do a search on youtube and there will be some videos that show you how to remove the old radio. Here is one

. I am in the process now of replacing the oem radio with a double din. To make the switch, you will need a wiring adapter for the radio and antenna that you can connect to the replace so you don't have to cut any oem wires and can later put back the old radio if you sell the truck. You will also need to replace the faceplate to accommodate the new configuration. You can get these for about $20-$30. When you buy the radio, verify the dimensions. The faceplate I ended up getting was 173mm x 99mm, unfortunately, the radio is 177mm x 100mm. Don't know if I can adapt it, but it is worth the try.

Good luck if you proceed.

 

[raine]

Do a search on youtube and there will be some videos that show you how to remove the old radio. Here is one

. I am in the process now of replacing the oem radio with a double din. To make the switch, you will need a wiring adapter for the radio and antenna that you can connect to the replace so you don't have to cut any oem wires and can later put back the old radio if you sell the truck. You will also need to replace the faceplate to accommodate the new configuration. You can get these for about $20-$30. When you buy the radio, verify the dimensions. The faceplate I ended up getting was 173mm x 99mm, unfortunately, the radio is 177mm x 100mm. Don't know if I can adapt it, but it is worth the try.

Good luck if you proceed.

Pretty sure OP already did it,,, considering you replied to a 10 year old thread.

 

[bajasam]

you just gotta chuckle a little !!!