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Removing Car Radio/CD Player

Model: Mercedes Classe C W204 - Years 2007-2013
Part: Car stereo

If your car radio or CD player is giving you problems or you simply want to replace them with more efficient devices, just follow the step-by-step video instructions that follow. First, you need to remove the air vents. Gently pry on the left and right sides to release them and pull them out of their housing. At this point, disconnect the electrical connectors. Once the vents are removed, you can unscrew the two screws that secure the radio. To extract it, you will need to lift the tabs as shown in the images. Now, just disconnect all the cables from the back of the radio.
Car model: Mercedes Benz C-Class
Year: 2008
Required tools: T20 screwdriver, panel removal tool or trim removal tool.

Updated on 15 February 2026 by ScegliAuto

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