If you call Drive Sound at Chapel Hill in Brisbane, he is an authorised dealer for Eurovox and I believe he also has access to get the codes if you're missing them, just need to quote the serial number of the unit in question
Printable View
If you call Drive Sound at Chapel Hill in Brisbane, he is an authorised dealer for Eurovox and I believe he also has access to get the codes if you're missing them, just need to quote the serial number of the unit in question
If the original had an ISO connector then its easy to fit any stereo you like using an Aerpro adapter loom.
OK I managed to remove the stereo from my Defender using 4 wooden skewers in lieu of the soecial eurovox radio removal tool. Unfortunately trying to remove the same model stereo (the LR original equipment one) from the Rangie has proven more problematic. Any tips ?
UPDATE:
OK I removed the radio from my recently acquired Defender 130 (which is a identical to the Rangie radio so probably came from one!), and installed it in place of the old one.
No joy, and no sound.
This MAY have something to do with the fact I tripped over the damned cat and dropped the 'new' (previously working) radio about 3 feet onto a concrete fllor) or perhaps it may not. The tuner seek function isnt working, the cd controller isn't but even with the vol turned all the way up, and radio on there is NO sounf AT ALL.
This seems a strange coincidence, but I can't think of any non-radio thing that would manifest this way ? A wiring fault / open circuit perhaps ? I'm confused and unhappy to have a Rangie with no tunes in it !
Maybe I need to buy a new stereo and get it fitted and be done.
I want - CD stacker control (to mate with OE stacker) and IPOD connectivity (or at the very least somewhere to plug one in)
Help !
.
having a classic run mate...
hope it improves shortly.....
Sigh.
The state of play is:
1. As noted above, the original stereo still has the same problems.
2. The other 'RR' style stereo I have, when plugged up doesn;t seem to work at all either. There are 2 red and 2 white (audi obviouly) plugs coming out the back of the stereo with nowhere to plug them in BUT (I hope) I think this is ok because I think that the remainign maze of wires and giant plugs carries the wiring for the various speakers in this car. (If there are any experets on here PLEASE let me know).
3. A spare radio that Inc gave me doesn't work / fit at all. Adaptor loom or not.
Help !!!!!!!!!!
Vlad dropping the radio on concrete has probably cracked the cct board.
Can u send me some pics of the plug and wiring?
Ta
I still have 2 or 3 eurovox radios here that will power up and control stacker out of Rangies and disco's.
Brad
You want pics of the plugs in the rover or on the radio - and if the latter - which radio.
that was a known working unit :PQuote:
Originally Posted by VladTepes
what you done big fella?
I'm sure the radio works it's just that it doesn't have the right plugs set up for the Rangie. Put it back where it came from and I'm sure it'd be fine.