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Car Forum / Peugeot Cars / April 2005

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Which Stereos need iso adapters for an R reg 306 ( mark 2 )?

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boznia - 05 Apr 2005 16:20 GMT
Sorry I am a newbie and have never changed a car stereo before, my clarion
radio cassette has packed up and I am looking to replace it with a sub £100
cd tuner. I am thinking of the sony cdx2000, but am confused as to whether
it will need an adaptor or not or will just plug straight in to the
existing connectors.

Please can you let me know which makes, if any, will work without the need
for an adaptor.

P.s. I have read all the posts about how impossibly difficult it is to get
the old clarions out, and will try my luck with the offical keys which I
bought on ebay - any hints would be useful.

boznia
Nom - 06 Apr 2005 08:56 GMT
> Sorry I am a newbie and have never changed a car stereo before, my
> clarion radio cassette has packed up and I am looking to replace it
> with a sub ?100 cd tuner. I am thinking of the sony cdx2000, but am
> confused as to whether it will need an adaptor or not or will just
> plug straight in to the existing connectors.

All aftermarket stereos have ISO connectors. If your car also has ISO
connectors, then all stereos will plug right in.

> Please can you let me know which makes, if any, will work without the
> need for an adaptor.

The adaptor (if needed) is for the CAR side, not the stereo side !

> P.s. I have read all the posts about how impossibly difficult it is
> to get the old clarions out

It's not hard at all, and you don't need any tools. There are a pair of
removal holes - one on each side (sometimes underneath a blanking strip).
Jam a needle/screwdriver/anything-the-right-size into the holes, and pull
the unit out.
southpawArcher - 06 Apr 2005 18:09 GMT
> Sorry I am a newbie and have never changed a car stereo before, my
> clarion radio cassette has packed up and I am looking to replace it
> with a sub ?100 cd tuner. I am thinking of the sony cdx2000, but am
> confused as to whether it will need an adaptor or not or will just
> plug straight in to the existing connectors.

A phase-II 306 has 10-way ISO connectors.

You'll probably need an adaptor for the remote stalk, and may have to
reverse the permanent and ignition live cables (as Pugs are the 'wrong' way
round for most HUs.

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