DIY: Volkswagen MKIV Stereo Removal

How to remove the stock radio on a Volkswagen Golf or Jetta MK4.

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[RwSg10]

hello, how and where I can get the keys? and what's his name? that appears in 00:28 minutes of your video "DIY: MKIV Volkswagen Stereo Removal"

thanks



[4DIYers]

@RwSg10 I purchased my radio removal tools at a Canadian Tire. I would think Walmart also carries the same tools bc they also sell car audio equipment. Even a auto parts or audio shop should have have the tools. I have heard of people using pieces of credit card plastic. But I would be very cautious of this considering it can break. I also pm'd you a link where they can be purchased online too.

[hosm3m6]

cheers mate

thank you

good job

[4DIYers]

@hosm3m6 Thank you!

[legocircus]

Nicholas Cage?!

[mcmanus1806]

@4DIYers Hi ive just bought one of these, now i seen a nice radio with a screen, would i have to do this to fit it? And would you be able to help me? Thanks!

[mujjuman]

Great video. It will be very helpful to me. It's actually "Mark Four" not "Em Kay Four" and MKIV

[thetwopointslow]

@legocircus lolol, genius 

[riverianomillonario5]

very usefull!

[charleyboy74]

thanks :)

[JessePazzi]

in your aftermarket stereo which cable is the one that some poeple connects to the kline wire? is it the (remote/atenna)..?? i have that problem at this moment.

[alexclouse85]

you rock thank you



[DoABackflip07]

Ahhh thanks a million. I took apart the whole interior on both the passenger and driver side trying to get behind the thing, only to realise there was some mechanism holding it. Oh well, this helped a lot. Next time I'll do my research, cheers.