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Got my eye on a CD/MP3 player jobbie but I need to know if I need:

Wiring adapter.

Facia (DIN) adaptor thingymajig.

If so, where can I get one?

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you need...

Facia adapter FP-11-00

Harness Adapter PC9-406

Ahem, it's the PC9-406 for the 'active/superlive system'.

Or the PC2-17-4 for the non-active system.

And the DIN pocket is actually an FP-11-01.

Look Here

(ignoring the fact that it says Toyota Supra for the DIN pocket, just look at the pic)

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How do I know if I have active speakers or not?

Pull up the lid of the storage compartment that's behind the passenger seat, if there's a sub in there then you have the active speaker system.

Jimlad, the FP-11-00, looking at the picture of one of these, I can't figure out how it works - I mean the hole in the top part doesn't look DIN shaped, so how does the headunit show though? *I is confused*

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facia2.jpg

da da... like that.

Doesn't give 100% perfect fit into the dash, but I'm getting a double din unit v soon anyway.. so not that fussed. Will do for now.

Was quite tricky to get the stereo to sit flush.. had to drill holes.. then expand them a bit etc ( on the adapter ).. but got there in the end.

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Drill holes?

My din pocket didnt require any faffing about...neither did the Stereo install??

Can you explain what you had to drill holes for?

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Drill holes?

My din pocket didnt require any faffing about...neither did the Stereo install??

Can you explain what you had to drill holes for?

The facia adapter was a universal unit.. meant for a few cars etc.

The holes on it didn't match up with the holes on the side of the stereo, so I drilled holes in the facia adapter to match those of the stereo.

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Ahhh rite!

The autoleads one slots straight in with no worries...you were confusing me there!

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...I drilled holes in the facia adapter to match those of the stereo...

YOU actually did some work!... Stop lying jim, u went straight to CRD and got them to install it didnt u...

-Z

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Looks good Jim, I still don't understand how the top part of the fp-11-00 in the pic in the link I posted could allow a headunit to fit through.

Anyways, my DIN pocket isn't quite 100% flush, but 99% is good enough :)

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How do I know if I have active speakers or not?

Pull up the lid of the storage compartment that's behind the passenger seat, if there's a sub in there then you have the active speaker system.

Jimlad, the FP-11-00, looking at the picture of one of these, I can't figure out how it works - I mean the hole in the top part doesn't look DIN shaped, so how does the headunit show though? *I is confused*

I tried to look under the storage compatment but couldn't get into it... it was dark and raining though.... maybe I just had to pull harder!.... there is, however a storage box behind the driver seat with nothing in it.

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...I drilled holes in the facia adapter to match those of the stereo...

YOU actually did some work!... Stop lying jim, u went straight to CRD and got them to install it didnt u...

-Z

lol.. thought about it !!... na not really... it's about as adventurous as I'll get.

Going to attempt to install my engine start button sometime soon... now that should be fun.

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I tried to look under the storage compatment but couldn't get into it... it was dark and raining though.... maybe I just had to pull harder!....

It does need a bit of a tug to open it, but it will open.

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So I need this;

FP-11-01lg.jpg

And my MD player will just slide in above it I presume?

Amd this;

PC2-17-4 Harness Adaptor Lead

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And this is all I will need to install my kenwood MD player myself? How come the adapter for the active setup it £7.95 and the one for the none actice system in £29.95!?

John.

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Yes, all you need is the DIN pocket (FP-11-01) and the Harness Adapter Lead (PC2-17-4 for the NON-ACTIVE SPEAKER SYSTEM, or PC9-406 for the ACTIVE SPEAKER SYSTEM).

I thought it was the PC9-406 that was more expensive!!!

I bought my PC2-17-4 from Halfords for around £12.

Got my DIN pocket from Halfords too, bit pricey at £29.95 (around £20 at many online places).

Here's a good link too for removing the dash (don't get scared by the picture of the millions of wires that this guy had to patch up - you won't need to with the Harness Adaptor).

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Excellent, that's exactly what I needed.

Will my ariel still pop up with an aftermarket headunit?

and also, what's this?:

Dcp02580r.jpg

The big brown side part with the screws.... ?

This is probably the hardest headunit I've ever replaced.... :wacko:

I might spray the centre consol whilst it's out.

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The ariel will indeed still pop-up when you select 'radio' on your headunit (that's something I was unsure about before I installed mine).

The 2 brown side bits, that is a 'cage' that screws into the car behind the dash - basically, your headunit doesn't 'slide' into a gap behind the dash, it'll be bolted to it via the 'cage'.

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