I have seen numerous posts in the past asking how to get hold of the keys needed to remove a Concert Radio. I nearly brought them myself, untill I found the following on Audi-World and gave it a try. It works, and took me about 10secs to get it out. I very nearly paid a local car hifi shop a fiver to take it out for me, glad I didn't! /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/woohoo.gif
Method:
The stock radio is a standard DIN mount (both the Bose and non-Bose versions use the same
head unit), except that the face panel is wider than that of a standard DIN radio.
The radio is held in place by a spring clip at the bottom of each side. To free a
clip, stick something flat (like a nail file) into one of the slots at the bottom
of the radio. Angle the tool so that as you insert it, it travels outward. Once it
is in about an inch or two, straighten the tool...you're trying to catch the outside
of the spring clip and pull it inward, so that it clears the frame and allows the
radio to be pulled forward. The radio will slide forward when both clips are held inward.
Method:
The stock radio is a standard DIN mount (both the Bose and non-Bose versions use the same
head unit), except that the face panel is wider than that of a standard DIN radio.
The radio is held in place by a spring clip at the bottom of each side. To free a
clip, stick something flat (like a nail file) into one of the slots at the bottom
of the radio. Angle the tool so that as you insert it, it travels outward. Once it
is in about an inch or two, straighten the tool...you're trying to catch the outside
of the spring clip and pull it inward, so that it clears the frame and allows the
radio to be pulled forward. The radio will slide forward when both clips are held inward.
