I'm going to fit an after market head unit into my Freelander.
I'd like to keep the steering wheel controls if possible but to be honest it's no biggy.
I know you can get head unit specific harhesses that do the power/ speakers etc and with a "patch lead" you can use your steering wheel controls still.
Has anyone fitted one of these? Not the power speker harness, the patch lead as I assume it connects to the steering wheel controls.
On a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being a 2 minute job with a tea break half way through & 10 being a day long job with lots of sweating, swearing, and re-reading instructions, how difficult is this to do? Do I have to remove the steering wheel etc right back to the multiplug on the back of the controls or is the correct connection much simpler to reach?
If it's going to be apain then I probably won't bother but like i said, it'd be nice
I'd like to keep the steering wheel controls if possible but to be honest it's no biggy.
I know you can get head unit specific harhesses that do the power/ speakers etc and with a "patch lead" you can use your steering wheel controls still.
Has anyone fitted one of these? Not the power speker harness, the patch lead as I assume it connects to the steering wheel controls.
On a scale of 1 to 10, 1 being a 2 minute job with a tea break half way through & 10 being a day long job with lots of sweating, swearing, and re-reading instructions, how difficult is this to do? Do I have to remove the steering wheel etc right back to the multiplug on the back of the controls or is the correct connection much simpler to reach?
If it's going to be apain then I probably won't bother but like i said, it'd be nice