Indeed it was just an ISO extension but this one had bullet connecters in the harness, you can see where i got mixed up though yes? Im not a halfords working hippy :P

Dooms day tomorrow, we find out whether the chassis is fucked....

Thinking about it, 206 is ISO as standard, they would of supplied him with a PC2-36-4, which is simply an ISO extension, and not necessary unless on most Rover 400's. But then you have the hassle of where to put the wires.

:D I cant help it, just comes naturally. And you wanted to be a mod :lol: PMSL

























:P

I just phoned the mate that i fitted it for, he said he bought it from Uplands and they gave him a lead for his 206.


Stop being right :mad:

ALL the blaupunkts ive ever fitted have had a set of ISO blocks inside, but with bare wires on the end.

I installed the Los Angeles MP72 in a mates car and in the box was an ISO-ISO harness :boggle:

nope, afraid not. They still take ISO directly in.

If its a new headunit surely its not going to be an old sony :P and the new blaupunkts have a harness :P

depending on the unit though, as long as the head unit you're putting in has its own loom, then yes, what Austin said is true, BUT (:P) if its a unit where the ISO's go straight into the unit(no additional loom, like old sony's/blaupunkts.....) then you'll need either a PC2-04-4 or to cut the OE wiring loom and swap permanent/switch live(not recommended)

Or if you would rather save yourself the money, just change the red and yellow bullet connectors in your new headunits harness ;)

The headunit loom should fit the original socket as its already an ISO socket except for the igntion and permanent lives being reversed.

Cheers Dom. :thumbs:

yea, its an iso block adaptor mate :) you get it from halfords, there about 13 odd quid :)

Dom

I'm fitting a new head unit in my Corsa B. Can I get an adaptor to fit the original wiring socket ?, if so could I get one from Hellfrauds, or do I have to go to vauxhaul?. Ta. :o