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The Laser Tools Stereo Removal Set (6126) is an essential 2-piece kit engineered for automotive technicians and DIY enthusiasts who need to safely remove Blaupunkt and Bosch double-DIN head units. This tool provides a reliable, secure grip for stereo extraction, though users should ensure their specific stereo model is compatible with the standard 90mm span to avoid damage to the dashboard or internal release mechanisms.
| Model Part Number | 6126 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Laser |
No, these are specifically designed for the geometry and spacing of double-DIN Blaupunkt and Bosch units.
If the stereo is a Blaupunkt or Bosch double-DIN unit with standard release slots, it will likely work, but always verify the unit manufacturer first.
While not strictly required for the physical removal, it is professional practice to disconnect the negative battery terminal before handling electrical connections behind the dash.
The tools have a 90mm span designed to match the factory slot spacing on compatible head units.
Yes, the 6126 kit includes the two necessary keys required to unlock the unit.
Check for debris or dirt inside the release slots and ensure the tools are aligned perfectly vertically.
Ensure both tools are fully seated in the locking mechanism and try applying a small amount of outward leverage simultaneously on both sides.
The 6126 set is a passive tool requiring no assembly. It is strictly compatible with Blaupunkt and Bosch double-DIN stereos featuring standard release slots. Before use, ensure the area around the stereo is clear. To care for the tools, wipe them down with a clean, dry cloth after use to remove any dashboard debris. Store them in a tool organizer or a dry environment to prevent corrosion or bending of the extraction prongs. Avoid using excessive force if the unit does not release immediately, as this may indicate a jammed clip rather than a tool failure.
