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Pulling out the Radio

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Use tools this is the best way

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even using the tools this is the best way to do it

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Use tools this is the best way

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even using the tools this is the best way to do it

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POST 1 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

can anyone suggest where I might be able to buy the keys to pull out the Radio? many thanks

POST 2Original post

You can buy sets from tool stockists or eBay. The Porsche ones will undoubtedly fit some other car and the rest you may never need but they are around £20 Steve

POST 3Original post

I bought mine on Ebay - a whopping £1.29 from memory

POST 4Original post

Yes the ebay ones look like a pair of scissors with the pin which holds them together removed - a couple of pounds including delivery!

POST 5 / ORIGINAL POSTEROriginal post

Thanks for the info, have just placed order via Ebay,,,

POST 6Original post

If its for a 996 If you remove the loop around the radio and air con controls you can remove the radio without the tools you can sometimes do it by removing the air con controls then pushing the radio out remove the trim ring around the air con display the air con is held in by 2 screws the put your hand behind the radio and pull the radio out. even using the tools this is the best way to do it mind the alarm earthing wire on the left

POST 7Original post

Halfords sell them - choose the becker type about £1.50 work fine

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