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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4941 |
I would think so.
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Thu Feb 28 2019 8:48pm |
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M9G UK Member Since: 02 Feb 2019 Location: Somerset Posts: 160 |
ok thanks 2008 RRS 2.7TD in Stornoway grey, black leather and 22 inch alloys
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Thu Feb 28 2019 9:02pm |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4941 |
What aerial do they supply? A DAB one? The car needs a supply on the blue wire for the analogue aerial to work. If you are using the cars aerial cable, you need to connect power the blue wire |
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Fri Mar 01 2019 4:22pm |
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M9G UK Member Since: 02 Feb 2019 Location: Somerset Posts: 160 |
Na they just provide a piece of aeriel cable with a connector at each end to link between original aerial cable and then plugs into the head unit. On the original loom the blue wire lines up with the blue on the adapter harness and when I connect that to the auto antenna blue wire from the stereo it makes no difference. Its weird I can pick up radio 1 and radio 2 crystal clear but the local radio stations it's awful as if there's no signal 2008 RRS 2.7TD in Stornoway grey, black leather and 22 inch alloys
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Fri Mar 01 2019 4:40pm |
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M9G UK Member Since: 02 Feb 2019 Location: Somerset Posts: 160 |
Is it the blue on the larger block or the one on the smaller block? I would think the blue on the smaller block is for the Aux input? 2008 RRS 2.7TD in Stornoway grey, black leather and 22 inch alloys
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Fri Mar 01 2019 4:47pm |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4941 |
correct, use larger block.
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Fri Mar 01 2019 5:08pm |
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M9G UK Member Since: 02 Feb 2019 Location: Somerset Posts: 160 |
and the blue auto antenna cable coming from the stereo?
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Fri Mar 01 2019 5:10pm |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4941 |
if you have a test meter, you could check the blue out the headunit is 12v when switched on |
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Fri Mar 01 2019 5:24pm |
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M9G UK Member Since: 02 Feb 2019 Location: Somerset Posts: 160 |
Good shout Andy, no feed from the blue wire of the stereo, stuck the blue wire from the adapter harness onto the red Live feed and voila radio works.
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Fri Mar 01 2019 5:38pm |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4941 |
Well it’s not a switch feed on the harness so the battery will go flat.
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Fri Mar 01 2019 6:36pm |
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M9G UK Member Since: 02 Feb 2019 Location: Somerset Posts: 160 |
the yellow is a permanent feed and stays 12volt when ignition switched off, the red drops to zero when ignition off.
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Fri Mar 01 2019 7:01pm |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4941 |
No illumination wire on landrover connector.
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Fri Mar 01 2019 7:49pm |
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M9G UK Member Since: 02 Feb 2019 Location: Somerset Posts: 160 |
oh yeah that's a good idea, im sure the original stereo lights up when the lights are turned on so surely that would indicate there would be a wire for illumination but doesn't matter as you say can connect to the cigarette lighter. I have tried looking through wiring diagrams but cant seem to find anything on the head unit
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Fri Mar 01 2019 8:07pm |
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Andy K Member Since: 18 Sep 2015 Location: GL Posts: 4941 |
Lights on and ignition on messages come across the can bus to the LR headunit. |
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Fri Mar 01 2019 8:13pm |
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