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Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2004 18:30:30 -0000
From: "chris" <chrisnospamasystems.freeserve.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Fitting CD changer advice sort


Nope no changer cable in either side sill of the car. So i need to run my own. I've undone the 2 rear seat pad retaining bolts, but cant seem to be able to remove them the manual (Haynes) say's you just push them up to remove, but that doesn't seem to work on mine - i didnt to dmanage anything by forcing it. You you know how to remove the rear seats (need access to the cable hole in the bodywork behind the seat. Ta Chris. "KeithG" <noonenospamay.com> wrote in message news:vr2dncTPedzdbgrcRVn-qgnospamopenwest.com... > I am pretty sure it was fitted on US spec cars from 94 or when they > started using the head unit with the removable keypad. Have a look. > > KeithG > > chris wrote: > > Thanks Keith > > > > It a 94 was thinking about installing a blaupunkt DX-R52 sat-nav hence the > > cd changer so i can listen to cds at the same time as the sat-nav cd is in > > the headunit . > > I will have a looks see, for the factory fitted cabling - not to sure it was > > fitted in this vintage though ? > > > > Chris. > > "KeithG" <noonenospamay.com> wrote in message > > news:iqSdndeDxt6OzwrcRVn-2gnospamopenwest.com... > > > >>I do not know what year it is, but I have done this in a '95, '96 and > >>'97 CSE (hatch). There are a number of Clarion changers which are 'plug > >>and play', requiring that you only find the cable end in the boot area > >>(the CSE is in the left rear fender (wing?) and that is where you mount > >>the changer), plug it in and secure the changer. This means no power > >>line running and no putting up with poor sound when using a changer that > >>broadcasts on an FM frequency, etc. > >> > >>The EPC is not clear, but my '97 9000 sales brochure claims that all > >>9000s are wired for a changer. The cable is a large one (~3/16" > >>diameter) with a high density of pins (maybe 15?) In a CDE, the best > >>location may be under the rear deck where the speakers are mounted. > >> > >>HTH > >> > >>KeithG > >> > >>chris wrote: > >> > >>>Hi Gang > >>> > >>>I'm about to install a CD changer in the boot area of my 9000cde saloon. > > > > its > > > >>>a RHD. > >>>Does anyone on this forum's vast knowledge base have any previous > >>>experiance's, if so, what is the best way to route the cables, best > >>>location in the boot etc ? > >>>I dont want to repeat others mistakes etc. > >>> > >>>Thanks in advance Chris. > >>> > >>> > > > > > >

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