Disco 2 TD5 SatNav

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ChrisStokie

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Guys,

Is it possible to buy a combined SatNav/DVD/CD player to replace the original FM/MW radio unit in my 2000 (V) Disco?

Ideally, it needs to work with the steering controls and be a direct fit.

Thanks in advance,

Chris
 
Gents, thank you for your help & replies! However, I was really hoping for something that was a manufactured direct replacement.
 
Double din
 

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Apologies again but I've no idea what a single or double din means! Would either have a SatNav included? I'm a hopeless case, aren't I !!

The standard which stipulates the sizes of car radios, ISO7736 indicates that "single DIN" requires a hole of 50 mm x 180 mm. Double DIN is .... er, double that size at 100 mm x 180 mm.
There are many single DIN units on the market with pop-out drop down screens, sat nav and all sorts of other facilities. Just Google "single din" and quite a lot will pop up.
Be careful of how you connect up the radio head unit, especially if you have a power amplifier under the front passenger's seat. The remote controls on the steering wheel have been known to give some users a bit if difficulty in the past too. If you're not that confident with fairly complex In-car Entertainment (ICE) systems you'd be best advised to get some assistance from a vehicle audio specialist.
 
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The standard which stipulates the sizes of car radios, ISO7736 indicates that "single DIN" requires a hole of 50 mm x 180 mm. Double DIN is .... er, double that size at 100 mm x 180 mm.
There are many single DIN units on the market with pop-out drop down screens, sat nav and all sorts of other facilities. Just Google "single din" and quite a lot will pop up.
Be careful of how you connect up the radio head unit, especially if you have a power amplifier under the front passenger's seat. The remote controls on the steering wheel have been known to give some users a bit if difficulty in the past too. If you're not that confident with fairly complex In-car Entertainment (ICE) systems you'd be best advised to get some assistance from a vehicle audio specialist.
Excellent help, again!! I'll definitely opt for specialist, I think!
 
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