Hello all,
First post here so firstly i'd like to say hello! I'm Dan, I've got a 05 'Urbis' 1.2, recently inherited it and it's my first car.
Very impressed with it overall though!
First thing i needed to do was to strip out the existing head unit, i couldn't cope with the original Blaupunkt one due to the constant skipping and "CDERROR" messages.
Decided upon the JVC KD-BT11 Bluetooth Head Unit.
Very nice it is too!
Wanted to keep the original steering controls so bought an interface to allow that and also a JVC patch lead for it.
Fitting the headunit was pretty simple, following the guide on here.
The guides however mentioned screws under the ash/coin tray? I didn't need these.
My Micra has the trip computer, the screws/bolts that needed to be removed are:
3 Bolts under top of dashboard
2 Screws behind top of trip computer panel
2 Screws underneith head unit
The whole console then lifts out.
Fitted and working, the only thing i didn't realise was that i'd need an aerial adaptor, this was sorted when i received the interface, i bought an adaptor.
Just thought i'd update this so that if anyone else is looking for it then the JVC is a cracking head unit to go for.
All factory fitted other than the headunit itself and it integrates perfectly, also looks pretty nice and matching too!
Thanks,
Dan
First post here so firstly i'd like to say hello! I'm Dan, I've got a 05 'Urbis' 1.2, recently inherited it and it's my first car.
Very impressed with it overall though!
First thing i needed to do was to strip out the existing head unit, i couldn't cope with the original Blaupunkt one due to the constant skipping and "CDERROR" messages.
Decided upon the JVC KD-BT11 Bluetooth Head Unit.
Very nice it is too!
Wanted to keep the original steering controls so bought an interface to allow that and also a JVC patch lead for it.
Fitting the headunit was pretty simple, following the guide on here.
The guides however mentioned screws under the ash/coin tray? I didn't need these.
My Micra has the trip computer, the screws/bolts that needed to be removed are:
3 Bolts under top of dashboard
2 Screws behind top of trip computer panel
2 Screws underneith head unit
The whole console then lifts out.
Fitted and working, the only thing i didn't realise was that i'd need an aerial adaptor, this was sorted when i received the interface, i bought an adaptor.
Just thought i'd update this so that if anyone else is looking for it then the JVC is a cracking head unit to go for.
All factory fitted other than the headunit itself and it integrates perfectly, also looks pretty nice and matching too!
Thanks,
Dan
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