i fitted my mums for her, it was so straightforward i dont think i even looked at the guide

fitted mine yesterday, the only problem i had was that the rubber mount on the back of the headunit would not line up with the hole so i had to cut out a hole using a hacksaw blade :)

I'm waiting for the right adaptor for my steering wheel controls, the single din adaptor was a fecking tight fit to clip in, and it's slightly bowed down at the centre top on mine, i guess it'll settle in time...

Apart from that it was easy peasy!

what setup do you have jrsteve

my steering wheel adapter is screwed, press - volume and it goes up, press track change and it changes the source.

Halfords here i come

i think i hae a prob with the areial, i listen to it, and it scracthes etc, makeing awful noisies, how much for a re-wire?

cheers

3 screw at the bottom and 2 screw inside the glove box at the top. Once you take the screw out just give it a wiggle and it will come out

how does the glove box come out

aye, deas easy to fit. The only thing youve got to look out for is not to squash anything when you push the head unit in as its a tight fit!! The best way to do it is to take out the glove box and pull the wires out the side slightly as you push the head unit in.

i bought a kenwood KDCM6024 plus steering wheel control adaptor. does anyone else have one of these steering wheel adaptors


[Edited on 04-11-2003 by paul_spurrell]

dont even need that for some radios. I had a bit of troble getting the standard one out as I bent one of the clips with the realease tools. So make sure you push them in straight so you dont bend the release clips the wrong way

and u will need an adaptor for the arial, £1.50 ;)

vauxhall dealer said to me when i was getting my adaptor, some stereos dont work.

I was like are you talking shit?

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Originally posted by m-dot
No problems, 100% better SQ. :cool:

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No problems, 100% better SQ. :cool:

Did you encounter any problems at all?

Cheers

Paul