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  1. #31
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    Hey jb, I have the same unit in my disco, what tool did you use to get it out of the dash? did you just use coat-hanger wire? or did you need a special tool? thanks.


    Quote Originally Posted by johnb44 View Post
    i bought the jvc unit today as the price was very good so i have removed my head unit to see if im up to the challenge


    and im confronted with this and carnt find a wireing diagram in any of the disco manuals





    so any help would be appreciated
    i have fount the steering control kits on ebay pac -swi that mattyg suggested so ill organise one of these
    and im guessing i need to change ariel plugs dick smiths maybe

    should i be pulling the dash apart to fit the new one too or can i slide it into the existing hole
    thanks again
    jb

  2. #32
    bradd Guest
    Ok, dont worry about the previous post. Got it out (coat-hangers are wonderfully usefull).

    Found only the following connections in the back of it (no other plugs-sockets further down the length of the cables).

    I get that the dark yellow and grey plugs are the iso plugs, but there are bright yellow, green, and blue plugs not connected to anything.
    Anyone know what they are for???




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    The two main plugs are DIN std so you just need to buy an adaptor from (insert fav auto shop) to adapt DIN to your new brand of head. The others are lighting/steering wheel/CD changer I think. Mine were plugged in but left out of the new one with no ill effects.

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    The 3 part blue/yellow/green plug is used for a eurovox CD stacker. The blue section of the plug is for the CD changer and the other end of that cable (under the driver's seat) will be a round style plug.
    Last edited by gazk; 17th May 2011 at 05:15 PM. Reason: add more information

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    Oh ok. Thanks for the info people.

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    There is an iso standard which describes the pin out:

    [ame="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_10487"]ISO 10487 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia@@AMEPARAM@@/wiki/File:ISO_connectors_for_head_unit_in_car.JPG" class="image"><img alt="" src="http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/63/ISO_connectors_for_head_unit_in_car.JPG/220px-ISO_connectors_for_head_unit_in_car.JPG"@@AMEPARAM @@commons/thumb/6/63/ISO_connectors_for_head_unit_in_car.JPG/220px-ISO_connectors_for_head_unit_in_car.JPG[/ame]

    According to the standard the two connectors that are plugged in are Power (Usual colour: Black) and Loudspeaker (Brown) , and the three smaller connectors are External Amp (Yellow), Remote Control (Green), and CD Changer (Blue).

    cheers
    Paul

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    i did find that the jvc unit has a small plug which = an iso lead 2 where the one on the website looks right but has a bigger plug which was a minor inconveniance as i made it work buy changing plugs works a treat though the ipod hides in the glove box on trips and is controled buy the head unit

    thanks to all who helped me too

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    For anyone who is interested here is a link to a previous thread where I posted up a pic of wiring diagram from a Blaupunkt head unit that matches the LR setup:
    http://www.aulro.com/afvb/discovery-...ml#post1017397
    Cheers Matt

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    Quote Originally Posted by bradd View Post
    I get that the dark yellow and grey plugs are the iso plugs, but there are bright yellow, green, and blue plugs not connected to anything.
    Anyone know what they are for???
    I can't remember which is which, but one is for the CD stacker and the other two are for the rear audio controls that came in some HSE and SE models (one is left, one is right side).

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    Quote Originally Posted by twr7cx View Post
    I can't remember which is which, but one is for the CD stacker and the other two are for the rear audio controls that came in some HSE and SE models (one is left, one is right side).

    Plus the steering wheel audio controls.

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