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Many OEM manufacturers are incorporating special locking mechanisms into their head units in an attempt to prevent stereo theft. This means that to remove one of these units you will require a manufacturer specific stereo removal key to prevent damage to the head unit or the surrounding fascia and cage.

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On older vehicles, take off the plastic trim surrounding the radio by removing the screws holding it in place. For newer vehicles, slowly and carefully pry up the edges of the dashboard panel with a plastic card you don't need or a pry bar. Once all the edges are up, it should pop out of place!

Things You Need Before Removing Car Stereos With No Din Tools A ten-millimeter battery wrench. A set of slotted screwdrivers. A pair of long flat-head screwdrivers/knives. A pry bar made of plastic.

Radio keys are small flat tools that undo the clips holding the stereo in. They may come with your car, or you can get a set from an auto parts store. Slide a key into each slot on either side of the stereo. You need both keys in at the same time to release the stereo.

On older vehicles, take off the plastic trim surrounding the radio by removing the screws holding it in place. For newer vehicles, slowly and carefully pry up the edges of the dashboard panel with a plastic card you don't need or a pry bar. Once all the edges are up, it should pop out of place!

Method 1: Turn on the ignition. If the screen says CODE then turn off the radio. Press and hold the Power/Volume button for 40-50 seconds. It should unlock your radio in under a minute.