Subaru Bluetooth handsfree
01 April 2012, 02:24 PM
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Subaru Bluetooth handsfree
Subaru Bluetooth handsfree kit
This was a factory option and has just come out of my 06 hawkeye. It took the mechanic 5mins to take out as it's just plug and play. Comes with the two subaru manuals and is in mint condition.
I don't know if this will connect to aftermarket stereo's so please double check before buying. Personally I can't see why not, but the loom might need modding but please ask an expert.
£55 + £5 postage
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This was a factory option and has just come out of my 06 hawkeye. It took the mechanic 5mins to take out as it's just plug and play. Comes with the two subaru manuals and is in mint condition.
I don't know if this will connect to aftermarket stereo's so please double check before buying. Personally I can't see why not, but the loom might need modding but please ask an expert.
£55 + £5 postage
Thanks
Gez
Last edited by GezP; 01 April 2012 at 03:44 PM. Reason: price change
01 April 2012, 03:07 PM
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its a Parrot CK3000 wrapped in a subaru bag mate.
http://www.parrot.com/uk/support/onl...k3000evolution
may help you adjust your price as they are cheap as chips.
hope it helps
http://www.parrot.com/uk/support/onl...k3000evolution
may help you adjust your price as they are cheap as chips.
hope it helps
01 April 2012, 03:35 PM
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its a Parrot CK3000 wrapped in a subaru bag mate.
http://www.parrot.com/uk/support/onl...k3000evolution
may help you adjust your price as they are cheap as chips.
hope it helps
http://www.parrot.com/uk/support/onl...k3000evolution
may help you adjust your price as they are cheap as chips.
hope it helps
Thats not the same thing mate. It's made by Delphi not Parrot and the cheapest one on their site is over £100 and it will still need the right loom for a Subaru
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01 April 2012, 09:46 PM
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Wrapped up ready mate. I just asked mob number as I was gonna send it via interparcel but its easier for the wife to send through postoffice.
Having a good clear out mate but its to help pay for more new stuff. The scoob is running beautiful, so happy to have it back on the road and even better
Having a good clear out mate but its to help pay for more new stuff. The scoob is running beautiful, so happy to have it back on the road and even better
01 April 2012, 11:21 PM
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Thats is a parrot ck3000 for sure. I've fitted about six of them, top bits of kit.
Does the loom unplug from the blue box end? If so, you'll be able to find the ISO adapter plugs for aftermrket stereos no problem.
Out of interest, what does it show as on your phone? As the ck3000 would say Parrot, followed by the software version.
Does the loom unplug from the blue box end? If so, you'll be able to find the ISO adapter plugs for aftermrket stereos no problem.
Out of interest, what does it show as on your phone? As the ck3000 would say Parrot, followed by the software version.
02 April 2012, 09:10 AM
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My apologies guys if this is a Parrot system. In the instruction I think (could be wrong) it says search for Subaru.
Good to hear that its a good bit of kit as I never used it. I have the worst phone in the world, I'm lucky if it actually rings when people call
Good to hear that its a good bit of kit as I never used it. I have the worst phone in the world, I'm lucky if it actually rings when people call
02 April 2012, 10:15 AM
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Don’t worry mate, I’m sure it will work just fine too. By all accounts its supposed to be a very good system. Even if it is the Parrot system they are generally regarded to be excellent bits of kit! No worries. Bargain!
Thanks again mate. Happy as larry.
Thanks again mate. Happy as larry.
02 April 2012, 10:21 AM
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its a doddle to fit mate.and theres plenty of room at the rear of the steroe for the nlue control unit to fit..
i took my side pillar off and ran the wire up there so the mic is there and when you spk its nice and clear.and i mounted the answer pod next to the gearstick surround.
just to give you an idea mate
i took my side pillar off and ran the wire up there so the mic is there and when you spk its nice and clear.and i mounted the answer pod next to the gearstick surround.
just to give you an idea mate
02 April 2012, 10:46 AM
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Yeh was gonna do a similar thing for fitment to be honest. Did your mic also have the sun visor clip as the pic shows? Would rather have it at the top of the pillar as you have done but not sure if I can hide the whole large c clip inside the pillar.
02 April 2012, 10:57 AM
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yip if you give me 30 mins i will pop out and take pics of the mic and the answer pod.but wont be able to strip out the stereo but that part is a doddle,
mines sits on top of the pillar held on by the small clip.still sllows you to move it around to suit you.
mines sits on top of the pillar held on by the small clip.still sllows you to move it around to suit you.
02 April 2012, 01:22 PM
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I fitted mine in my classic, but mounted the bluebox in the centre console, as it was getting tight behind the stereo, because the parrot kits have more wiring. I also have the control button in the centre console, coming out of one of the switch blanks.
I was asking about what it shows up as on the phone, becuase they do need updating from time to time. But as it doesn't show the version number when connected, might be best to give it a trial run before you pack it away. I recently bought the update cable, as the version I had on about 3 kits wouldn't connect very well to newish android phones.
I was asking about what it shows up as on the phone, becuase they do need updating from time to time. But as it doesn't show the version number when connected, might be best to give it a trial run before you pack it away. I recently bought the update cable, as the version I had on about 3 kits wouldn't connect very well to newish android phones.
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i fitted my parrot the following way (Blob WR1). its exactly the same principle as this unit.
control unit (the button) out under the centre airvents where the cup holder is.
cables down the center console and plug into the loom.
blue box. cables run down the right hand side of the center consol on the inside. out under the trim and skirt along the under dash cabling. to the lower right of the steering wheel under dash there is a lovely area to sit the blue box.
mic cable from there out to the door pillar and runs up the dash trip and up the pillar. tucked into the roof lining and out in the center of the dash. didnt use the securing clip, run the cable to the interior light and it sits there in place by the cable alone. its not noticable.
reason for this is allows the passenger to use the mic aswell but if thats not what you need then tom's suggestion of the pillar is probably best.
sorry no pics, currently building sand castles in the desert so no access to the car.
control unit (the button) out under the centre airvents where the cup holder is.
cables down the center console and plug into the loom.
blue box. cables run down the right hand side of the center consol on the inside. out under the trim and skirt along the under dash cabling. to the lower right of the steering wheel under dash there is a lovely area to sit the blue box.
mic cable from there out to the door pillar and runs up the dash trip and up the pillar. tucked into the roof lining and out in the center of the dash. didnt use the securing clip, run the cable to the interior light and it sits there in place by the cable alone. its not noticable.
reason for this is allows the passenger to use the mic aswell but if thats not what you need then tom's suggestion of the pillar is probably best.
sorry no pics, currently building sand castles in the desert so no access to the car.
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02 April 2012, 01:43 PM
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By the looks of it, you're gonna have plenty of help fitting it. Sorry I can't really be anymore help full. Originally the mike was coming out of the headliner at the front by the light and the controller was attached the the center console by the two switch blanks.
All posted mate (1st recorded), should have it by tomorrow
Cheers
All posted mate (1st recorded), should have it by tomorrow
Cheers
02 April 2012, 02:28 PM
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Top stuff.
Thanks Gez you’re a star, couldn’t have been a better seller. Top bloke. (Also thanks to Mrs Gez for postal services).
And thanks everyone else for their help & suggestions for fitting. All useful stuff.
Gotta love this site, just proves there are some good people still on here!
Thanks Gez you’re a star, couldn’t have been a better seller. Top bloke. (Also thanks to Mrs Gez for postal services).
And thanks everyone else for their help & suggestions for fitting. All useful stuff.
Gotta love this site, just proves there are some good people still on here!