Fitting a Double Dinn GPS/DVD into dash
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Anguslives!
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bloody hell !!!
you two trouble makers are still on here and posting on the lovely 80 page strong GPS NAV thread... oh those where the days !! lol
how you guys been keeping ?
long time no speak
Alright Mr hippo, nice to see you've upgraded your new motor and unit!!
All is good this end, still messing on but now with a bike, but will change to a Disco when I'm allowed, Mrs wants her's changing first!!!
You got any pics of your new'un like!?
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Best thing to do is just checkout Ebay, they're listed and are universal...
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Read some of the early pages, this was all discussed.
there are 3 cables, cant remember the colour. there in this post... somewhere
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Nice to catch up with you again. good to see your still on here, and your freelander hasn't been scrapped yet or the doors haven't fallen off
nice bike, been anywhere nice with it ? traveling like ??
DISCO ?!>?!
well i hope that's at least a disco 3 ? (newer shape)
then you will have the same costs as a range rover !
I must have spent 5K on mine since owning it. not all because things break, mostly due to doing some upgrades etc...
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I must have spent 5K on mine since owning it. not all because things break, mostly due to doing some upgrades etc...
you kids have got more money than sense
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you kids have got more money than sense
I have worked hard for it i tell ya kiddo
Always wanted a range, got one by the time i was 19
and not from mummy and daddy like these posh kids
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I have worked hard for it i tell ya kiddo
Always wanted a range, got one by the time i was 19
and not from mummy and daddy like these posh kids
i know you have mate an well done for it
OK, I have sourced an adapter.
I now have another slight problem.
I have worked out which 3 wires on the LR plug are the steering remote wires but am not sure where they would go on my JVC plug and adapter.
On the adaptor there 3 x wires that are not connected to anything.
1) A blue / yellow clearly states "Steering wheel remote" comes from the back of the plug that goes into the JVC radio, but where does it go?
2) A red has a fly lead with a connector at the end. Looks like it would take some sort of bullet shaped plug.
3) A pink comes from the plug socket that will take the LR plug with what looks like a metal connector at the end as if it just clips (grabs) onto something.
If nobody can help with the wiring, am I likely to cause a problem if I just trial and error?
I guess the worst I could do is blow a fuse?
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I now have another slight problem.
I have worked out which 3 wires on the LR plug are the steering remote wires but am not sure where they would go on my JVC plug and adapter.
On the adaptor there 3 x wires that are not connected to anything.
1) A blue / yellow clearly states "Steering wheel remote" comes from the back of the plug that goes into the JVC radio, but where does it go?
2) A red has a fly lead with a connector at the end. Looks like it would take some sort of bullet shaped plug.
3) A pink comes from the plug socket that will take the LR plug with what looks like a metal connector at the end as if it just clips (grabs) onto something.
If nobody can help with the wiring, am I likely to cause a problem if I just trial and error?
I guess the worst I could do is blow a fuse?
dog-man
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hmmm... most jvc's need a seperate adapter and a patch lead for the wheel controls, about 20 quid i think....
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Yep my alpine unit needed a separate little box which converts the 3 wire steering control signals into a 2.5mm jack plug which the alpine head unit accepts
Don't trial and error !!
Don't trial and error !!
Excellent post, thanks. I've fitted my head unit and got most of it working thanks to the advice in the thread but I have a couple of questions if anyone can help.
1) I have a wire from the head unit marked "reverse camera" which I presume has to connect to something in the loom when reverse is selected. Hopefully this doesn't have to connect near the reverse switch which sounds like a pig to reach? I'm wiring the cam on the back end to the reverse light and the AV cable is routed through the car but it needs the "reverse camera" lead connected I guess. Came with no instructions either!
2} mine dodn#t come with a cage so I had to 'remanufacture' the one from the OEM headunit which I got away with more or less. What did others do re- the cage? I didn't want to fork out £40 for the ones I've seen online but can't see any elegant solutions.
Thanks.
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HI swatch
i think the reverse cam just needs a feed when reverse is selected so why not just run a feed back from the reverse lamp when running the av cable through?
as for the cage...my head unit came with one so can't help there
i think the reverse cam just needs a feed when reverse is selected so why not just run a feed back from the reverse lamp when running the av cable through?
as for the cage...my head unit came with one so can't help there
I finally got round to fitting my reverse cam yesterday. After a lot of headscratching with the back panel I sussed it all out, connected the cam to the reverse light, routed the AV cable through and fired it up. At the same time I decided to put the tailgate window down (for reasons I cant remember) and just as it started to descend I realised I hadn't tidied the wiring fully and knew right there that the window would rip it out on it's decent so let go of the rocker switch but the window continued to descend. I turned off the ignition and it still continued to descend right the way down. As a result I have a bunch of wires now ripped in two by the rear screen. I think it would have all worked too. The moral here is to finish the job properly before playing with your new toy! /me off to find another camera...
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82 pages........... Gosh!
Wonder how many units have been fitted now, Marky your doing this thread proud well done lad way to much time on your hands!
By the way I've sorted out 2012...... who's a clever boy!!
Wonder how many units have been fitted now, Marky your doing this thread proud well done lad way to much time on your hands!
By the way I've sorted out 2012...... who's a clever boy!!
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You are, you are!!!
Hippo's been helping out as well when he can prise himself away from the L322 section
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You are, you are!!!
Hippo's been helping out as well when he can prise himself away from the L322 section
Haha I try my best !!
I have my own host of range rover problems now lol
I tell you the L322 makes the humble freelander seem simple in comparison ! Lol
Glad to see Angus Is still alive
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