CD Changer Cable

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lanesra - 29 Dec 2004 21:32 GMT

Hi,

I have a Phillips RC026 CD changer but require the bus lead to connect it to
a R770 head unit fitted to a Freelander. Can anyone recommend any suitable
outlets I can aquire this from?

Thanks,
Roddy.

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Andy Pandy - 30 Dec 2004 06:35 GMT

>Hi,
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>Thanks,
>Roddy.

I got mine from

http://www.huetcaraudio.co.uk/

Not cheap though. Over £40 IIRC.

Andy

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thecameraman - 12 Jan 2005 11:52 GMT

> Hi,
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> Roddy.

Have you checked that the R770 has got the socket for the cable. My 416 had
a 770 but the socket on the back of the radio to accept the cable had no
pins in it. In the end I fitted a R860
Regards

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Charles Kooij - 13 Jan 2005 12:22 GMT

> > Hi,
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> pins in it. In the end I fitted a R860
> Regards

While we're on the subject - how can I identify what model my MY2000 3dr
Freelander's head unit is? It's a single CD model, with a long
horizontally mounted LCD. Lots of unconnected cables behind it, which I
imagine are the bits to connect a CD changer. The manual for the radio
is part number LRL0136AUS (Australian model, natch)

There are, typically, no model numbers or markings on the unit's front.

ck

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Andy - 29 Jan 2005 21:49 GMT

Has it got the BMW type connection on the back?

Andy

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Andy - 29 Jan 2005 21:49 GMT

I can supply one if you are still looking.

Andy

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