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I've just bought a new Kenwood stereo which has a steering wheel remote input, can this be connected to the D1s controls? If so, which wire or do I need an adapter?
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Also it looks like the stereo ignition feed fuse has blown, any ideas which this is? The manual is not being useful. This may also explain why the rear door amp stopped working.
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Yup, interfacing patch lead Kenwood head unit to disco ISO socket, fuse 6 radio, interior lights etc, fuses are listed on the fuse box covers.
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Eventually found the fuse. There are no fuse listings in my fuse box that I can see. Trial and error worked.
Presumably a P reg Discovery with factory iso plugs would have had a Philips head unit factory fitted. The steering wheel remote adapters appear to be identified as PC99-X14 on eBay. Can anyone confirm before I order one?
Presumably a P reg Discovery with factory iso plugs would have had a Philips head unit factory fitted. The steering wheel remote adapters appear to be identified as PC99-X14 on eBay. Can anyone confirm before I order one?
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It was a LR branded head unit they fitted. Maybe it was made by Philips I don't know but it didn't say Philips on it.
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They were phillips units, rebranded as discovery
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