You will loose audio beep but still have graphic display unless you purchase the CTSCT003.2 lead.
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Sorry to drag up a thread from a while ago but i've been looking into the idea of a Double din system, which turns out will either be impossible or cost me £1000 upwards, so i've been looking into single din.
My DS3 doesn't have bluetooth, which is a must for me and since i also had every intention of picking up a decent SATNAV (in which case i'm looking at £150+ min), i've gone into the realm of car audio/vide system with all these functions built in.
I have a friend who recommended the following (his is the double din model though)
http://www.philips.co.uk/c-p/CED780_...o-video-system
Thankfully I found this thread and wanted to check to make sure i've understood everything correctly and to double check if I should be ordering the following.
Head Unit (obviously)
Connects2 ctsct008 as per Clarky's post (http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/inst...reverse-sensor) Have parking sensors and for stalk. Also is this definitely the correct one? There's mention of the CTSCT003.2 lead just above.
Philips Patch lead (http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Philips-He...-/400383021675)
Autoleads PC5-136 - Audi A3, A4 Amplified Fakra Aerial Adaptor ISO (http://www.dynamicsounds.co.uk/autol...search=pc5-136) Why the Audi lead? Don't see a "DS3" lead, just other citroen models.
Thanks for any help, it will be greatly appreciated, also if anyone can recommend a better unit to fit (not willing to pay anymore than i am already mind you) then please do so! Remember it's a two birds one stone thing, want satnav built in as well, not a fan of multiple wires and plugging/un-plugging things so want to keep away from buying a standalone satnav.
Lastly, thank you so much for all this info, it's by far the best i can find anywhere.Last edited by N3_P1u5_U1tr4; 12-01-2015, 19:07.
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Originally posted by bazf View PostSome good info on this thread so I don't apologise for adding to it! Is there any need these days to disconnect the battery before fitting a new head unit?
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Ran into a few issues during install. Anyone done a Kenwood install as I've got a few questions...
The Kenwood purple patch lead I bought has a rubber covered metal clip. No idea where this should be attached?
Also, the Tekra aerial lead doesn't match the socket on the back of the head Unit. I presume I need an ISO to DIN adaptor?
Also, what is the best way of routing the Bluetooth mic from the back of the unit to somewhere useful?
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