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Old 29th June 2016, 22:09   #1
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Question Radio Aerial

I was wondering if anyone here has any idea where I might find the aerial plug, I know that sounds like a stupid question, but I have spent all day trying to find where it could be, I've found the aerial amp and filter behind the rear pillars, but cannot find any plug at the front.
The radio I'm taken out is the Alpine satnav, this has only two small plugs on the back, the radio I'm putting in has two aerial sockets, one for the satnav and one for the radio, I've found the speaker wires behind the ash tray and sorted the power leads, just no aerial.
One of the plugs from the old radio has three screened wires, so I guess maybe one of those is the aerial, and if so, then I'll have to modify it to fit the new radio.

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Old 29th June 2016, 22:12   #2
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I was wondering if anyone here has any idea where I might find the aerial plug, I know that sounds like a stupid question, but I have spent all day trying to find where it could be, I've found the aerial amp and filter behind the rear pillars, but cannot find any plug at the front.
The radio I'm taken out is the Alpine satnav, this has only two small plugs on the back, the radio I'm putting in has two aerial sockets, one for the satnav and one for the radio, I've found the speaker wires behind the ash tray and sorted the power leads, just no aerial.
One of the plugs from the old radio has three screened wires, so I guess maybe one of those is the aerial, and if so, then I'll have to modify it to fit the new radio.
The aerial plug for the Highline system isn't at the front, it's in the wheel well under a plastic cover plugged into the drivers side unit at the bottom.
You will need to unplug it and use an extension lead to the front of the car
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Thanks Jeff, I was just thinking that myself when I looked at the filter next to the back window, but I didn't know about looking in the boot under the spare wheel, I'll take a look tomorrow, Thank again.
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Thanks Jeff, I was just thinking that myself when I looked at the filter next to the back window, but I didn't know about looking in the boot under the spare wheel, I'll take a look tomorrow, Thank again.
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Don't forget as well, if you have the Highline HK Subwoofer if you wish to retain that working you will have a bit more work to do

Let us know and we can advise if so
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