🔧 Removal Tool for Ford, Lincoln, Mercury, and Mazda Radios Review

I had a CD in my Mazda Protege 5's original radio. I decided to just put a new one in since I needed an extra connector. They worked well, but it was still a little difficult to get the radio out. Although they couldn't do without them. So glad I have them!

Makes it easy to remove the radio on a 2004 Mercury Sable. Simply insert one of the tools into the appropriate holes on the radio. The tools then snap into place and release the latches. The radio can then simply be pulled out. The radio was removed to gain access to the air conditioning damper motor. This made it easier to replace the engine.

I had a CD stuck in the factory radio of my Mazda Protege 5. I decided to just put a new one in because I wanted an aux connection. They worked well, but it was still a little difficult to get the radio out. Although they couldn't do without them. So glad I have them!

Makes it easy to remove the radio on a 2004 Mercury Sable. Simply insert one of the tools into the appropriate holes on the radio. The tools then snap into place and release the latches. The radio can then simply be pulled out. The radio was removed to gain access to the air conditioning damper motor. This made it easier to replace the engine.

I had a CD stuck in the stock radio on my Mazda Protege 5. I decided to just put a new one in since I wanted an extra port. They worked well, but it was still a little difficult to get the radio out. Although they couldn't do without them. So glad I have them!

Makes removing the radio on a 2004 Mercury Sable very easy. Simply insert one of the tools into the appropriate holes on the radio. The tools then snap into place and release the latches. The radio can then simply be pulled out. The radio was removed to gain access to the air conditioning damper motor. This made it easier to replace the engine.