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4Pcs Radio Removal Tool kit, Easy Grip Handles and Stiff Blades Compatible with VW Volkswagen, Mercedes Benz, Stereo Single and Double DIN Replacement Key for 1C0-051-530, T87P-19061-A (Red)

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1.Color:Silver


  • OEM Replacement: Compatible With Tool for VW, Ford & Mercedes automobiles. 1C0-051-530, T87P-19061-A, T10057 & CT22AU01.
  • Great Design: Unlike most removal tools, These removal tools are designed with round shape and smooth appearance, Plastic grip which allows you to easily remove tough, Can save your much time and effort.
  • Durable: VW stereo units can be tough to remove. The removal keys are made from thick metal, That allows you to easily remove tough stuck radio, They won't bend or break in the middle of a job.
  • How to Use: The tools are very easy to use, Just slide them into the radio cluster slots (two thin slots) on the left and right of your radio, Pull radio outwards using tool ring, Without damage to your radio.
  • Service: If you have any other questions or concerns please feel free to contact us.


Compatibility List

Compatible with Volkswagen Beetle

Compatible with Volkswagen Touareg

Compatible with Volkswagen Golf

Compatible with Volkswagen Jetta

Compatible with Volkswagen Passat

Compatible with A3

Compatible with A4

Compatible with A6

Compatible with R8

Compatible with RS4

Compatible with RS6

Compatible with S4

Compatible with S6

Compatible with TT

Compatible with Some 1992+ Mercedes Vehicles


Kindle Customer
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
easy to use
Ken C
Reviewed in the United States on April 17, 2024
This item does work for REMOVING the radio, but once you use the tool, it becomes a permanent part of the radio. With the OEM tool, you push on the tabs on the side of the radio and the tool pops out, but with this tool, no matter how hard you push on the tab, the tool stays stuck in the radio. You literally have to take the radio apart to pry the catch enough to remove the tool. Not recommended unless you are removing the radio to replace (i.e. if you are tossing the radio, then this will work fine, you'll just have to toss the tool with the radio).