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Good Afternoon All
Recently became the proud owner of a 2012 Citroen Berlingo LX Van (overjoyed compared with the previous heap I had the pleasure of driving).
Anyways, looking for some advice from anyone who has some knowledge on upgrading the head unit. Essential that I need bluetooth hands free and additionally would really like the option of having an aux in or USB connection for my MP3.
Is it pretty straightforward to replace the head unit with an aftermarket unit from Sony/Kenwood etc? And what draw backs may I encounter? ie dash display clock, stalk not working etc.
Additionally, if anyone can provide any details on what extras may be required or a suitable unit, muchly appreciated
Many thanks in advance.
Scott
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it depends whether you want to fit a 1 single din radio or a double din one
i know with mine it was an easy swap all you need is a wiring kit which can be got of the likes of ebay. Although i found when i swapped mine the radio fm/am signal got worse, dont know what is the cause of it in mine but i doubt everyone found the same thing?
project "black and decked" my bagged mk3 berlingo
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you wont be able to change time on the center display as its via the headunit, I double din'd mine, I got the right cables so the remote still works
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I was told by Halfrauds today that a double din head wouldn't fit my 2009 XTR.
Did you need anything special to fit it - I was told I'd need to cut something???
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Just make a ghetto boom box, its simpler and cheaper. Google it
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you need to cut a bit of plastic out that fits between stereo and storage box below, really easy and I checked and you can fit original stuff back without it
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Hi I'm just about to fit a kenwood ddx4025bt and have got the wiring adapterthere is a red wire that has to be wired to a ignition live could you tell me were this would be best connected to please
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im sure i connected it to the yellow wire, i would check it with a multimeter first though, if i get time at work tmrw i will pull my kenwood and check
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Thank you would be a great help. did you disconnect your battery cos in the past I've never needed to
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