How to remove Renault Fluence dash parts radio/CD player, heater AC control panel ,vents etc

Welcome, In today's video, we will show you how to remove the Renault Fluence dash parts in particular the center air vent panel, the Radio/CD player, and the heater AC control panel. Keep in mind Australia is left-hand drive with the steering wheel to the right. Removing the vents is easy with a plastic tool, get in between the vents and the dash and run it along it will come out as it's held on by clips. Unplug the hazard switch. To remove the Radio/CD Player with a clip remover we need to remove the trims above the glove box and the trim to the side next to the steering column. After pulling off the surround for the radio and AC controls. The Heater Ac control panel is held by two torx screws on both sides, press the clips, push the control panel inward first, unplug the plugs and then twist to remove. The radio/CD player is more tricky, with a thin tool on both sides of the radio there will be little openings. Put the tool in these openings to detach. If done properly the radio should slide out easily. If it doesn't it hasn't been unclipped properly. After you slide out the radio, unplug it. Renault Fluence (Applicable models) I hope you've found this video helpful. Don't forget to show your support by subscribing. Enjoy, Carstar Contact on [email protected] Disclaimer Australia is left-hand drive with the steering wheel on the right, this can sometimes make my videos null or void for Right-hand drive countries with the steering on the left - please keep this in mind. Before following any car tutorial, please ensure you have the knowledge, skills, and tools to perform the task safely and correctly. Always follow the manufacturer's instructions and guidelines, and if you are unsure about any aspect of the tutorial, seek the advice of a qualified mechanic or automotive technician. Any actions taken based on the information provided in the tutorial are at your own risk, and neither the author nor any affiliated parties can be held responsible for any damage or injury that may occur.