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Car Forum / Audi Cars / July 2009Radio removal A4
Do you really need 'radio removal tools' to get the radio out of a '96 A4 B5 ? > Do you really need 'radio removal tools' to get the radio out of a '96 A4 B5 > ? no, make up some slim pieces of metal and just slide em in hth Ronny i would get the oem parts to remove them. cus the locking mechanism is a bit convuluted and can esily stick or break any homemade soln. the parts only cost 4-5$ + shipping from ebay. i bought mine a few weeks ago. > > Do you really need 'radio removal tools' to get the radio out of a '96 A4 > B5 [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > Ronny 2 metal (finger)nail files. | Do you really need 'radio removal tools' to get the radio out of a '96 A4 B5 | ? Hi- I have a 2001 a6 4.2- radio is locked in safe mode- code from aud dealer does not seem to work- I have the instructions but still no working- tried to remove radio to put in an after market unit- canno remove radio even with the audi keys. any suggestions p -- phil 5 Not sure on the A6s! Does yours look like this with the need for 4 tools? http://www.bracketron.com/instructions/AUD-104-00.pdf I will assume that you are not the first owner of this Audi. > Hi- I have a 2001 a6 4.2- radio is locked in safe mode- code from audi > dealer does not seem to work- I have the instructions but still not > working- tried to remove radio to put in an after market unit- cannot > remove radio even with the audi keys. any suggestions? > p. hi and thanks for reply and the download- my radio looks exactly like that- I have the four keys, but am no getting the release. I will try again and do the wiggling and such. I just wanted to ensur you do not have to pull apart the dash and behind the radio to get i out. that is what the aftermarket guy wanted to do- so thanks. I wil keep trying. phi -- phil 5 I have an Audia A4 2003 model. Car stood for a week while I was away Battery went dead. Friend removed and had it recharged before returned. Radio is now dead. Have checked the fuse and replaced it. An other fuse box to check or on the radio itself if I remove it -- Sam Funny story. I had turned the radio off in a 2003 Jetta while I was scanning for DTCs. Owner called me back asking me what happened to the radio.....it did not work anymore. I asked him if he turned it on. lol he hadn't. I will assume that you had turned it on and it still does not function/turn on. I think you need those special tools to pull the radio out. I have used steak knives to remove some radios in the '97 Passats, but the correct tool works much faster and easier. ;-) Usually the older radios have a fuse in the back of the radio. look on ebay at item # 310151494855 you will see a fuse in the back of this radio.  Signaturelater, (One out of many daves) > I have an Audia A4 2003 model. Car stood for a week while I was away. > Battery went dead. Friend removed and had it recharged before I > returned. Radio is now dead. Have checked the fuse and replaced it. Any > other fuse box to check or on the radio itself if I remove it? |
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