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Post by thachng on Nov 20, 2005 6:46:51 GMT 10
I was wondering would it be easier if we can buy the connector for the cd stacker and then just plug it in and split the other end?
Not sure if Honda will sell just the connector.
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Post by nick on Nov 20, 2005 8:44:09 GMT 10
shouldn't be a problem I guess coz our factory player could support cd stacker as well ^^~ should be plug and play~ ^^
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Post by eyemdee on Dec 9, 2005 8:54:31 GMT 10
Just a couple of tips for anyone struggling to get their head unit out (like me!) The 2 "hidden" screws holding the centre panel in can be removed by feel on 2004 models with an 8mm hexagonal socket with longish (6") extension bar and 1/4" drive. It's much easier than using a screwdriver as the bolts sit in the socket using gravity! Also I stumbled across a much easier way of releasing the left hand (UK passenger side) of the head unit. From inside the glovebox compartment, insert a small bar into the top of the "triangular" gap between the frame and the centre panel and push back firmly. This releases the 3 clips holding the passenger side of the head unit in place.
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Post by j455 on Jan 2, 2006 3:36:33 GMT 10
Hiya, I have just followed these instructions and removed the factory head unit. I have found that the 4 pin audio cable from a CD/DVD Rom unit that connects to a computer motherboard has the correct size pin connections and spacings to fit the head unit aux socket.
When placed side by side this makes 8 pins but the spare terminal on each end can be cut off. The lead when cut in half will easily reach the dash where a small hole can be drilled and a 3.5mm socket can be installed. Then you connect a 3.5mm male to male plug from your iPod headphone socket to the dash socket.
I reckon all three bits could be purchased for under £10.
I know this wont suit all you guys that want mega in car set ups but its a cheap simple solution for those that want to keep their factory head unit.
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Post by wickee on Jan 2, 2006 16:37:49 GMT 10
kelvin to make this a sticky please - for some reason i can't  |
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Post by kentris on Jan 25, 2006 2:46:12 GMT 10
Having read that, I'm still confused at making the wire bit. o.O.
Maybe Jazz can make a few and then just sell 'em?! ;D So we can just bung in and away we go!
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Post by bnefit on Jan 25, 2006 12:29:55 GMT 10
hi kentris if you really have problem, let me know. i'll make some for you and post over to you after i go back to brisbane. i am having holidays now back home -- singapore.  |
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Post by kentris on Jan 25, 2006 19:27:13 GMT 10
safe guy.....exams are over now so I'm gonna try this out ;D
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Post by bnefit on Jan 25, 2006 20:06:32 GMT 10
good luck  let me know if you cant find the parts, i will post some to you |
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Post by vividjazz on Feb 25, 2006 21:32:21 GMT 10
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