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Just to give you an update, guys. I was able to remove the radio with 4 thin precision screwdrivers, no need for the special tool I used something similar to this just push the screwdrivers in at the same time. Also, I found out that this type of radio was factory installed by Audi...

@reptor245 Well it's not for the speakers thats for sure, both midrange and tweeter are connected to the same cable. I think voorhees is right, might be for an option i don't have, can't think of which though. thanks a lot for the help. just bought a pioneer Pioneer...

thanks, will try again later Any ideas on that loose connector in the doors? Cheers.

@reptor245 apparently it's a pretty common tool it looks like this Don't know where to get it here though (I'm in Melbourne, Australia) As for removing the front trim. I did try that, removed the ashtray and torq screws. I started lifting the bottom part put at one point(just above the AC...

@reptor245 Yes mate, that's my concern even though it has an Audi logo, it doesn't look like any of the stock radios I could find online, like yours or the symphony. Oh, just for info, it has a Denon CD stacker in the boot. I suppose there must be a special tool. Hope someone knows more about...

Hi all :salute:, This is my first post on the forum. I just bought a 1997 A3 and I really like it! I am trying to install a new head unit. Apparently there’s a tool for removing most Audi stock radios but I’m not sure it's what I need as my stock radio has 4 holes , one on each corner...