Stereos ds3 hdi

[Andrewgilbert93]

Hey guys just wondering if there is a way to change a standard single pin stereo to a double pin?? I'm looking at getting a new sound set up but if people could advise would be much appreciated!!

[Berch]

Hey,

Yep this is totally possible, I've done this, you just need to buy a fascia panel kit to convert it over and also a steering wheel kit so that you can keep your steering wheel controls.

Here is some screenshots from a before and after of my car:




Regards,
Berch

[Andrewgilbert93]

That exactly what I'm looking to do could you point me in the right direction to get the fascia panel and the steering wheel kit??

[cyclone]

Hey guys just wondering if there is a way to change a standard single pin stereo to a double pin?? I'm looking at getting a new sound set up but if people could advise would be much appreciated!!

DIN. my friend, DIN not pin

http://www.connects2.co.uk/products/...le/Citroen/DS3
the adaptors are there also

[Emalou90]

Birch that's dope, I want to do that with mine! Following this post for tips!

[BenS]

Birch that's dope, I want to do that with mine! Following this post for tips!

This is his guide on how to do it: here

Granted it's mainly for wiring in a reverse camera, but the screen install is there too.

[Berch]

That exactly what I'm looking to do could you point me in the right direction to get the fascia panel and the steering wheel kit??

Sorry for the late reply.

I got this: https://www.dynamicsounds.co.uk/ctkc...tting-kit.html

That includes everything, the fascia kit to convert to double din stereo, steering wheel controls and retaining your reverse sensor on the screen and bleeps if you have them of course.

Birch that's dope, I want to do that with mine! Following this post for tips!

To be honest, doing this was actually really easy, if you get your stereo and kits to keep your steering wheel controls already this can be done in an hour or two. You just need to remove the center console, around the handbrake and gear stick and your arm rest too, all of which is pretty easy, just a few bolts and some torx screws and the rest just pops off. After that the most difficult part is just a bit of patience neatly tucking the wires away and using all the room behind the stereo you can so your not squishing any wires when the newer larger stereo gets placed in and screwed into place.

Other than that it's a nice and relaxed job, even if you haven't done anything like it before.