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How to Remove the Car Radio from a Citroen C1

Model: Citroen C1 MK 1 - Years 2005-2014
Part: Car stereo

How do you remove the original car radio from a Citroen C1? Let's see how to carry out the disassembly. Using a plastic or metal lever: remove the knob located (in plastic) at the bottom of the stereo. Unscrew the securing screw of the fascia with a screwdriver (as shown in the video), then remove the central fascia with a lever. Carefully extract the car radio, taking care not to damage the wiring for the button illumination, ventilation, and cigarette lighter (disconnect the power connectors and the antenna cable). Finally, refit the fascia with all the attached pieces in reverse order.

Updated on 8 March 2026 by ScegliAuto

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