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    Hi,

    i want to change the origin radio.
    Mine is :

    No CD-R reading, no MP3, no no no.
    Oh yes K7 reader wow.

    Does somebody know a good 2 din Radio to fitt this one ?
    Thanx.

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    Does that have pro logic??

    If so thats a nightmare job that I've just finished

    If not its just a standard ISO connection that most radio's will plug straight in

    Pioneer and Kenwood I think do Double Din Screen/DVD/Sat Nav that fit straight in

    I have Alpine Screen with seperate DVD that fits well too

    As for just a Radio/CD a think you need to stick to single Din with a blanking plate or cubby hole, could be wrong tho

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    unfortunatly it's a Prologic....
    Have you got a pic of yours ?

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    I have that same set up as you then but just changed it for my TV and DVD

    Al add pics when I get home

    Its the fact that I had no idea what what wire was what and where it went, let me get home and I'll add more info, at work and dont have the time

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    nice, thanx
    Could you also tell me the price?
    Thanx.

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    My screen is an Alpine CVA1004 which is about £400 at the moment was £799 when a bought it but technology is getting better, DVD is just a wee single Din at around £80





    Kenwood DDX7025 is a Double Din Screen/DVD at around £700




    Think thats me next move

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    These twin head units are getting a bit popular!

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    As for the wiring....

    When you remove the original headunit follow the power plug and there will be 2 plugs further back

    Unclip these, 1 end of each will go to the amp which in my case was under the drivers seat (or right hand seat if your car is LHD)

    The other side goes to power supply, speakers, e/aerial.......

    Use this side, theres a big plug and a wee plug

    A wrote colours down but used abreviations so cant remember if B was Black or Brown but this will help

    Small plug first...

    Front Left Door Speaker = Green/White is positive + Green/B is negative -

    Front Right Door Speaker = Red/B + Red/White -

    Rear Left Door and Shelf Speakers together = Brown/Black + B/White -

    Rear Right Door and Shelf Speakers together = Pink/White + Pink/B -

    Big Plug...

    Left Dash Speaker = Red/White + Yellow/White -

    Right Dash Speaker = Yellow/Grey + Grey -

    Black is obviously Earth

    From memory theres a thick Green wit tracer and a thick Yellow or Purple with tracer and these are power, ignition and battery but cant remember what is what

    Blue is electric aerial

    There is no plug that you can buy as far as I know to convert to an ISO plug

    You can buy a male ISO plug with wires coming out and just wire it in to the system as I did

    A few ways of doin this...

    Theres choppin wires (which a would keep away from if you wanna put it back to original for selling)

    Scotch Lock the ISO to the wires

    Solder the ISO to the wires

    Good luck with it, at least you have a head start on me, took me from 11am till around 9pm fitting it all in with tracing cables and wires

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    Thanx.
    I hope this will help me...

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    It should, I had to take off door panels to test the speakers with a battery to see which was + and -

    with the knowlege I've given above you dont need to take anything apart bar the radio out and play with the wires

    If a started with what I know now it wouldnt have taken any more than 2 hours Max....

    Good luck

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    fraz13.....or anyone, do you have any idea which colour goes to which pin big ask i know.My problem is i have only the 2 front door speakers working, on yanking the h/unit out i discovered most of the wires on the wee plug had just been crudely soldered together (ex police) and not connected to anything in particular
    ta much for any help
    Colin

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    Colin yer not far away from me, am just nxt to Glasgow airport, geez a shout and al give ye a hand mate

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    On the same topic, has anyone fitted an aftermarket radio to a Phase 2 V70? If so where did you get the shroud from, and is it 1 or 2 din? I know Halfords sell all sorts for various cars which you can order, but I just thought I'd check here first.
    Wayne



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    Sent ye a PM fraz

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    Quote Originally Posted by V70Man
    On the same topic, has anyone fitted an aftermarket radio to a Phase 2 V70? If so where did you get the shroud from, and is it 1 or 2 din? I know Halfords sell all sorts for various cars which you can order, but I just thought I'd check here first.
    Ok I found one on the net:

    http://www.siocommunications.co.uk/S...oduct=FP-10-04

    Only problem is I would lose my one and only cup holder
    Wayne




 

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