Mirror Compass

**PaulMc0308** · 13th October 2013, 12:53 AM

Originally Posted by Mr Whippy

Pete. You have me confused. In your post number 35 you state that I should have every thing in place. Mine is a HSE with Harmon Kardon sound, yet in the above quoted post you say I need high line wiring harness.

High Line/Harman Kardon equipped vehicles should have the wiring for heated and powered seats, as this is part of the High Line wiring harness specification.

Depending on your vehicle's specification, you could have one of three different wiring configurations -

1. No heated/powered seat wiring

2. Wiring for manual heated seats - Brown 5-way connector, with Blue/Pink (RH) or Blue/Grey (LH) + Black (RH & LH)

3. Wiring for powered heated seats - Brown 5-way connector, as above, + Brown/Purple (RH) or Brown/Green (LH) + Orange/Purple (RH & LH)

Wiring configurations #2. or #3. above, will have a Brown 5-way connector under each of the front seats (see Note: below)

The Brown 5-way connector looks like this -

(this one is wired for heat and power)

Note: If your vehicle is a late (2004) model, these brown connectors may not be under the seats, even if it's wired as at #2. or #3. above.

Later models have a power 'link harness' for each seat, that plugs-in to the main harness under the centre console.

If you have the wiring at #2. or #3. above, look behind the electric windows switch panel, and you should find the 5-way switch connectors for the heated seat switches (RH - Black, and LH - Green) -

Paul.

1989 Arles Blue 2.5TD 110 Hardtop
1999 Epsom Green Discovery II 4.0 V8i 'XS'

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**sniegy** · 13th October 2013, 07:07 PM

Originally Posted by Mr Whippy

Pete. You have me confused. In your post number 35 you state that I should have every thing in place. Mine is a HSE with Harmon Kardon sound, yet in the above quoted post you say I need high line wiring harness. And yes I do have the full one piece fake wood console trim.

Sorry to confuse you Ken, But the HSE is highest spec vehicle (in Aus) so it will come with the high line wiring harness. Paul, I see you are from the UK. You have a much greater choice than what we have...lucky bugger. Our spec's vary greatly from the UK, they have various trim levels up to number 7. In Aus we have up to number 3. Cheers. Sent from my iPad using Forum Runner

**Eevo** · 18th March 2015, 12:03 AM

Originally Posted by sniegy

No!
As Paul has said it is in the high line/spec models wiring loom.

just to dig up an old thread, how do you tell if you have the high line wiring loom?

i was able to connect up heated seats with no issues (just added switch), all that wiring was there.

**Pedro_The_Swift** · 18th March 2015, 07:51 AM

the harman kardon faceplates on the speakers?

**Outback 1** · 18th March 2015, 09:16 AM

Not quite correct I have a base model and it had the wiring for the seats and mirror which are both working fine

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**Eevo** · 18th March 2015, 10:30 AM

ok then, where is the plug for the mirror hiding? i'll go look for it.

otherwise, easy to retro fit?

**Mr.Bear** · 18th March 2015, 02:32 PM

Its tucked up in the headlining, you might have to drop it a little to find the plug easily, which means maybe taking out the visors and dropping the map pocket holder assembly.

Mines a mid level spec TD5 and it had the compass plug, and yes very easy on the scale of things to fit once you find the plug

**Outback 1** · 18th March 2015, 05:43 PM

you don't need to drop the map pockets just remove the blank panel where the sunroof switches would be and you should be able to reach the wires through there I did

**rangieman** · 18th March 2015, 06:25 PM

Originally Posted by Outback 1

you don't need to drop the map pockets just remove the blank panel where the sunroof switches would be and you should be able to reach the wires through there I did

x2 And we did the same on mine aswell

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