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Removing the Radio from a Volkswagen Touran

Model: Volkswagen Touran MK 1, 1T - Years 2003-2015
Part: Car stereo

How to remove the radio from a Volkswagen Touran? Learn how to remove the radio along with the covering pieces. Detach the radio trim frame using a plastic lever (where the air vents are located) from the central dashboard. Once all the coverings are removed from the dashboard, unscrew the securing screws located at the sides of the radio with a screwdriver. Pull the radio out with your hands and disconnect the electrical cables (for power and antenna). To reassemble, follow the disassembly steps in reverse. First connect the electrical terminals, then secure the radio inside the dashboard.

Updated on 4 April 2026 by ScegliAuto

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