| Step 1. |
The most important step is to fit a head unit that has an auto-changer
facility, because the standard Clarion one doesn’t. I would
recommend having this done at a dealer because the stereo is screwed
in and can only be removed by removing the centre console of the
dashboard and the panels are very flimsy. If you already have a
compatible stereo then fitting the wires is very much a case of
being extremely dextrous. Open the glove box and feel up towards
the stereo. You will easily find the back of it, where it is then
a case of plugging in the wires.
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| Step 2. |
Undo the 2 screws that hold the gear shift plastic console in
place and feed the wires down from the back of the stereo. Undo
the 7 screws holding the plastic handbrake/storage box housing –
2 on each side, 1 at the bottom of the rear storage, 1 at the bottom
of the lockable storage and 1 under the circular cover in the front
part of the lockable storage. Feed the wires along the edge where
they will be covered when the housing is replaced
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| Step 3. |
At the rear of this unit the wires for the boot release and fuel
cap release go through into the boot. Open the boot. Poke an unravelled
wire coat hanger down behind the carpet at the back of the boot
until you can see it through the hole in the cabin. Attach the wires
to it using tape and pull them into the main part of the boot. Make
sure they aren’t going to foul any other wires or the handbrake.
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| Step 4. |
Lift up the carpet on the bottom of the boot and run the wires
under it. You will need to reach up under the carpet to get them
from where they have come around the edge of the carpet into the
boot. The aim is to get the wires to where the puncture repair kit
is as this is the new home for the auto-changer – this can
easily be secured with Velcro so that it can be removed for disc
changing and getting to the jack.
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| Step 5. |
5) Screw back in the centre tunnel housings taking care with
the small bit of plastic that covers the hole where the handbrake
comes through. This will have come loose when you lifted up the
housing and just needs placing back in.
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