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Old 4th October 2010, 22:11   #21
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Mr Edd - re your pm i cannot send you one back as you dont accept them but my reply is as follws:

no probs but i am working in Bham this week so wil have to be next week, did you have it tested at the meet as planned ?
Don't understand this PM thing. When I sent one to you a message popped up saying I needed to check certain boxes for it to work, so I went through and ticked them all. Dunno what is going on.

Yes anytime when you are ready is fine with me. Are you going to the Cosford meet on the 10Th? I'll be there then as well.

The guys at York had a fiddle and confirmed my original diagnosis that the issue is the signal and the DVB-T box works fine otherwise. The bottom line was no they couldn't get it working either.

Back to the drawing board I guess.

Thanks mate see you whenever it suites you.

my email is mredd AT mredd.me.uk if you need to contact me


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Old 20th September 2011, 18:52   #22
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Hi All

I am thinking of fitting a double din Xtrons to my 53 plate 75 1.8 turbo can anyone tell me what i require to fit this unit

I know i need a double din fascia adapter plate but i am unsure if i require a double din mounting cage , and do i require any wiring adapter from the ISO connector to the original vehicle harness .
will the steering wheel controls work with this unit ?

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Old 20th September 2011, 21:10   #23
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Which model xtrons is it,as i have just fitted one to my wifes conni
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Old 20th September 2011, 21:18   #24
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Hi All

I am thinking of fitting a double din Xtrons to my 53 plate 75 1.8 turbo can anyone tell me what i require to fit this unit

I know i need a double din fascia adapter plate but i am unsure if i require a double din mounting cage , and do i require any wiring adapter from the ISO connector to the original vehicle harness .
will the steering wheel controls work with this unit ?

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Hi Steveo, thamks for your pm and here is my reply.

It is not a straightforward fit but dont let that put you off, you will need some sort of cage which you can now buy for the Xtrons or you can easily make something up youself like me and a few others have, see the pictures i took below when fitting one at a Nano meet in Doncaster earlier in the year.

When you have removed the existing unit you need to break off some of the plastic trim right at the back of the opening otherwise the Xtrons will not fit.

Whether you buy a cage or make one yourself it stillneeds to be fixed as a support for the unit.

The later Xtrons units have steering wheel control which connects to your existing wires in the car and once you have removed your existing unit you should find an ISO plug in the car wiring just below the opening all ready to be connected to the Xtrons, the other leads from teh Xtrons are for reversing camera, i pod connection etc.

The Xtrons units are not standard size so when you buy a facia of e bay you will need to trm off the top bar to make it fit, we have all had to do that but you cannot see it under the eyebrow.

Finally if you want the walnut cover it is a DAS type double Din when ordering from Simon

http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...o+meet&page=21

and here is the facia that the DAS walnut fits although you dont need all the kit just tha facia which the seller used to sell on its own
but he is currently showing only one left

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/ROVER-75-M...item2308eedd65
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Old 21st September 2011, 19:35   #25
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Thank you for the information !

It is a new Xtrons with sat nav so i am hopeful the steering wheel controls work

I feel much better attempting the fitting now nice photographs by the way

Doncaster not far away from home address hope to be at the next meet

Once again thank you

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Old 21st September 2011, 20:15   #26
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Hi Graham

Thank you for your post

The model number is TD717/TD717G

Hopefully if i can follow Trebors instructions to the letter it should be straight forward

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Hi Steveo,
TD717G same model as i have just installed.I managed to get the steering wheel controls working first time.
The manual that comes with it is a bit tricky to understand but xtrons do have a forum which i found out to be helpful.
The TD717G latest models have had some updates,the sat nav software does not come with camera alerts which is a problem they are looking into.
Also when connecting the steering wheels wire from the original loom the instruction manual says connect the earth wire to ground on the xtrons uinit.But the unit no longer has a grnd connection so i earthed mine to the case itself.
Have fun with the install.
Just an add on i have just purchased an xtrons single din for my own 75 and await delivery.
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Old 22nd September 2011, 18:43   #28
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Hi Graham

Thank you for the update i appreciate it

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Many thanks Trebor, worked a treat on my new (to me) 716g.
Perfect reception now :thumbup:
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