09 Boxer/Ducato Stereo

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09 Boxer/Ducato Stereo

· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #1

Anyone got the following stereo and have taken it out of it's slot? There is an AUX option on it but no where to connect. Wondering if there is one on the back?

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #2

is there not a jack plug socket located somewhere really weird, like in the glove box or under the dash etc.

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is there not a jack plug socket located somewhere really weird, like in the glove box or under the dash etc.

Nope, checked.

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #4

then whip it out for a quick look

I cant imagine it having a socket spare but maybe a cable with it attached

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then whip it out for a quick look

Well I would do if I had the tools to "Whip it out" - hmm this isn't going as planned.

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #6

by the looks of the holes cut a wire coat hanger and bend into two u shapes and that should help free it

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #7

I am not getting down to the gutter where your mind is!

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by the looks of the holes cut a wire coat hanger and bend into two u shapes and that should help free it

Now that IS old school! when is the last time you seen a wire coat hanger?

I'll go figure something.

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #9

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by the looks of the holes cut a wire coat hanger and bend into two u shapes and that should help free it

Failing that try the wild camping spot in belfast, bound to be someone there who can whip out a stereo :bandit:

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #10

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then whip it out for a quick look

Well I would do if I had the tools to "Whip it out" - hmm this isn't going as planned.

Ali I've got the radio removal tools you can have them if you can grt them picked up in Bangor I won't need them back.

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #11

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Ali I've got the radio removal tools you can have them if you can grt them picked up in Bangor I won't need them back.

Thanks Robert but I managed it.

Small drill bit and a bit of strong wire.

Waste of time though, no connections on the back! have a great stereo that I could put in but then I would lose the steering controls for the stereo.

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #12

Just seen I can get an interface to change the stereo but keep the controls.

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #13

What make is your stereo?

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #14

The one in the van I have no idea what make, I will look at the manuals.

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #15

Never mind. I was getting two things confused. AGAIN

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #16

Lots of stereos come with a connection for the steering wheel controls integrated into the loom..

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #17

Ally I have a PDF manual for your radio but not sure how to send it

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #18

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Ally I have a PDF manual for your radio but not sure how to send it

Cheers Andy.

Can you email it please?

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #19

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You can add it as an attachment here also.

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· Posted: 07.10.2014 · #20

Its away to you

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· Posted: 08.10.2014 · #21

Received, thanks!

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· Posted: 08.10.2014 · #22

I'll upload it here in case anyone else needs it.

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