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27th November 2010, 00:42 | #21 |
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I think you mean about the Infrared Steering? I Don't know if that can be answered without trying. The Other Unit was Plug Play and teach on the steering wheel controls unless was IR
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27th November 2010, 01:24 | #22 |
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No not only IR, there were two wires that needing to be cut
http://www.the75andztclub.co.uk/foru...ad.php?t=66117 3/4 the way down, bit about the steering controls. As you say, will only know after testing, I think CDTI will know what i mean when he's back on. |
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In the earlier cars with BMW or IR adaptors, then the 2 wires from the steering controls will need to be traced and spliced to the 2 wires on the mini-din on the headunit.
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27th November 2010, 10:06 | #24 |
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i would stick with seans unit myself .one thing that other units dont have is the excellent back up service sean provides is second to none ..
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Sean seems to have everything covered again!!!
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27th November 2010, 12:21 | #26 |
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Some daytime pics and a vid:
Hopefully you can see me changing the icons around in the vid.
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Looks canny plus radio sounded good
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27th November 2010, 13:29 | #28 |
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I do like the stepped front design.
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I was really tempted by one of these units only a few weeks ago. I contacted Sean for his opinion but he wasn't very encouraging about this particular unit so I decided against purchasing. I spent several days contacting a seller in London through Ebay who was selling this exact same unit but eventually after along time deliberating decided not to purchase. I particularly like the look of the unit, I personally think it looks alot better. Im in the unfortunate position of just purchasing a new single din unit with all the goodies after deciding against this particular unit. Now you have got me thinking again and cant wait for you to give your opinions after thoroughly testing this unit
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The real differentiator between the 2 Chinese DD's may well be the radio quality via the standard aerial.
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