Double to single DIN conversion
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the 2 "din" slot in the centre panel is about 5mm too narrow
G.
[Edited by GaryCat - 11/3/2003 1:45:18 PM]
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I am a proud owner of a MY03 wrx wagon and want to change my double din original ice for a pioneer DEHP77MP system. What accesories are out ther to fill the gap. Looking for possible CD holder or just a compartment.
Any suggestions? part nos? wher to buy?
Cheers
Baza
Any suggestions? part nos? wher to buy?
Cheers
Baza
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have a search mate - there's a couple of options. Either a secs unit for displaying what's going on with the engine, or some gauges, or a pocket, or a flappy thing, or...
http://www.scoobynet.co.uk/bbs/threa...hreadID=195147
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Sorry to hijack thread but I,ve tried doing this in my Import wrx sti6 but have come across a big problem. With the 2 din stereo removed I tried to fit my pioneer head unit only to find the gap was to narrow for it to fit. I dont want to start cutting. Just wondering if anybody else has had this problem ?and how they overcame it?
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Yes the trim around comes off but even the physical size of the metal that is the actual stereo is too wide. It looks like the only option I've got is to start cutting. Something that I don't realy want to do.
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assti
I'm no ICE expert but the Pioneer head unit with the trim removed should fit with no mods, have you removed the head unit from its single din cage ?
May be CHIARK can assist ?
I'll be interested to know because the MP77 is on my list of 3 head units !!
PJA
I'm no ICE expert but the Pioneer head unit with the trim removed should fit with no mods, have you removed the head unit from its single din cage ?
May be CHIARK can assist ?
I'll be interested to know because the MP77 is on my list of 3 head units !!
PJA
#12
JockyTT
I never make the right choice when it comes to electrical items. What do you think of the mp77? Now you've got it should you have chosen something else instead ? Are you using standard speakers ?
Many thanks
PJA
I never make the right choice when it comes to electrical items. What do you think of the mp77? Now you've got it should you have chosen something else instead ? Are you using standard speakers ?
Many thanks
PJA
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PJA
I love the look, and the sound quality is excellent. Bearing in mind it handles MP3 and WMA as well as being TV tuner and DAB unit compatible makes it good for a while in to the future too. The only annoying this is that track information when playing MP3's etc doesn't scroll automatically, but that's a minor point.
I have replaced the front speakers with some 6.5" Phoenix Golds, the rear door speakers with some 4" Kenwoods and running the fronts through a 4 channel Pioneer Amp. Dynamatting (or similar) is also highly recommended...
Steve
I love the look, and the sound quality is excellent. Bearing in mind it handles MP3 and WMA as well as being TV tuner and DAB unit compatible makes it good for a while in to the future too. The only annoying this is that track information when playing MP3's etc doesn't scroll automatically, but that's a minor point.
I have replaced the front speakers with some 6.5" Phoenix Golds, the rear door speakers with some 4" Kenwoods and running the fronts through a 4 channel Pioneer Amp. Dynamatting (or similar) is also highly recommended...
Steve
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I have the same problem with on 03 Forester - the 2 "din" slot in the centre panel is about 5mm too narrow - looks like I may have to get the file out, but at £80+VAT for a new panel I had better practice first!
Any ideas?
Howard
Any ideas?
Howard
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I have the same problem with on 03 Forester - the 2 "din" slot in the centre panel is about 5mm too narrow - looks like I may have to get the file out, but at £80+VAT for a new panel I had better practice first!
Any ideas?
Howard
Any ideas?
Howard
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I have the same problem with on 03 Forester - the 2 "din" slot in the centre panel is about 5mm too narrow - looks like I may have to get the file out, but at £80+VAT for a new panel I had better practice first!
Any ideas?
Howard
Any ideas?
Howard
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Try a Nissan boxy thing with a flappy wotsit on the front.
Seriously, my 200SX had a plastic box/cubby hole with a spring loaded cover which now fits snugly under my headunit in my double DIN hole.
Graham (MY99 WRX)
Seriously, my 200SX had a plastic box/cubby hole with a spring loaded cover which now fits snugly under my headunit in my double DIN hole.
Graham (MY99 WRX)
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