How to Remove Radio / Navigation / Command unit from Mercedes C350 2013 for Repair.
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Removal and Installation of Mercedes C class Radio, Navigation, Command unit, year 2013 for repair.
Difficult part explained very nicely, removal of air vent. Thanks
That's an awesome right-angle screwdriver tool. You should add links to where they can be acquired.
You could buy it on Amazon or Ebay.
Muito bom vc tirou o radio com as ferramentas adequada
thank you
Thanks bro
my release mechanism appear to be jammed loosened the screws as in your vid but when I push down on the tabs they don't budge am I doing something wrong
you have to push down hard on the screw holes on both sides. I actually removed the screws completely. When reinstalling, I am having to lift the mechanism with one tool while placing the screws back into the hole. I'll do this on both sides.
How to push it back? It's blocked about 3cm before the end
Check your locking mechanism, make sure it is not in the lock position. Also all harness in the back needs to get organized before pushing the radio back.
Hazard light stopped working when I removed the head unit. I also have to push hard for the volume to work. Any suggestion on how to fix?
Do you know where the stock amp is on a 2103 c250
Normally located in the trunk, driver side.
Hey I had this done, now the radio won’t talk to the car it says theft code but doesn’t ask for a code
Thx for the best video. Do you know what kabel is for gps navigation
The antenna cable with blue connector is normally for navigation.