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    How to remove an Audi TT radio?

    Asked by Jill

    How to remove an Audi TT radio?

    Answered by CarsGuide

    11 Jan 2019 Iain Kelly

    Position four stereo removal tools on the top and bottom corners of the radio, running horizontally rather than vertically. Gently pull outwards on the tools and the radio should slide forward. Release the tools from the locked-in position by depressing the area the tool has locked into, then slide the unit further forward and you can then unplug the radio and the airbag warning light.

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