Pug 306 Mreg

Discussion in 'Peugeot 306' started by Chris, Nov 14, 2005.

  1. Chris

    Chris Guest

    Im looking to upgrade the radio/Tape unit in this car to a used
    CD/MP3 one. I assume from what I have read that under the facia plate
    is a Din hole for a standard replacement unit which when combined
    with a facia plate will take care of the appearance.

    Its the wiring that concers me. Does the vehicle have standard wiring
    or do I need adapters ? if so which are cheapest , will the
    column/stalk still work,

    Im planning to keep costs to a minimum.


    All help appreciated.



    Chris
     
    Chris, Nov 14, 2005
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  2. Chris

    David Hearn Guest

    I looked at this a few months ago.

    You'll need to get a head unit which supports remote control (ie. from a
    stalk unit). This will have its own interface. You'll then need an
    adaptor for the head unit and one for the stalk/car. These adaptors
    have a common interface between them, allowing a range of head
    units/stalks etc to be combined.

    Many of the cheaper ones didn't support the required remote/stalk
    control. I think the pricing was around £130 for a reasonable one, with
    all the adaptors, and fascia plate.

    Hope that helps

    D
     
    David Hearn, Nov 14, 2005
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  3. Chris

    Nom Guest

    http://www.nexxia.co.uk/head_unit_fitting_kits/Peugeot/306.htm

    306 Apr 93 - Sep 99
    To Install ISO Radio and connect Steering Controls

    Sony Install Kit FKS-406
    Buy the above components as a Complete Kit to install Sony £39.75

    Kenwood Install Kit KKS-406
    Buy the above components as a Complete Kit to install Kenwood £39.75

    Pioneer Install Kit PKS-406
    Buy the above components as a Complete Kit to install Pioneer £39.75

    Make sure you buy a headunit with a Remote Input !
     
    Nom, Nov 15, 2005
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