Tiss

As above please it's a year 2000 just havin problem removin it from g/f's car 2 holes either side at top, put keys in but it won't come out!!!

Anyone know any special tool or method??

Thanks

chris's scooby

Use a crowbar...

TonyBurns

iTrader: (3)

Is it the factory fit funny shaped one?

Tony

ethanrob

iTrader: (3)

Ramm the keys in as sometimes the lug's stop short of the release clips,If that fails put your fingers in the cassette hole(is it a cassette?) and pull,usually works

jasonius

iTrader: (1)

The keys should locate with a click when in properly (releases spring catches on stereo). If they're inserted properly you shouldn't be able to remove them without the unit coming out..!

stann01

i had a 306 and its a funny shape to the dash, there is a little slim hole at the bottom right you need to put thin screwdriver in and pull hard it will come out with alot of effort!!!!
but when you put your new player in its deeper in the dash than the factory one but it looks ok i spose!!!

Scoob+Bike=Fun

if you haven't done it yet, push the clips in on as far of an angle to the outside of the stereo (in to the middle out of it) they should locate and click in to some grooves, then bend apart (so it pushes the clips into the stereo) and pull back. these sre quite easy, the old 106 stereo's were a real pain, and usually needed taking to the dealer to be removed.

TonyBurns

iTrader: (3)

If it is the funny shaped one, there are 2 clips underneath the radio, you need to release both of these and then the stereo will come out

Tony

ScoobyJawa

Its quite easy as said above, but if you really are struggling, most Pug dealers will remove it for you FOC if you pop down there

Ciaran

iTrader: (16)

use 2 screwdrivers one top one bottom lever the cage away from the headunit and pull.

warning dont loose your temper like a did and smash the digital clock into several bits!

Tiss

Cheers guys had several attempts still no joy VERY sore fingers now!! Gonna take it to the dealer on fri when next off work.

Again thanks for the help

Chris