Standard Clarion CD Changer ?
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paulo
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Ahh bugga!
[color=darkblue]206cc SE - Platinum silver - Red Leather
Fitted: Toora Platinum 8 17" alloys, Lexus lights, SP grill, short shift gear change, SP wheels arch extenders, Chrome hoops, DTM Front corner splitters, front light eybrows, reverse parking sesnsors.
Speed & lock module in the pipeline!
See my car [url=http://www.peugeot206cc.co.uk/newowners?id=597]here[/url]
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Fitted: Toora Platinum 8 17" alloys, Lexus lights, SP grill, short shift gear change, SP wheels arch extenders, Chrome hoops, DTM Front corner splitters, front light eybrows, reverse parking sesnsors.
Speed & lock module in the pipeline!
See my car [url=http://www.peugeot206cc.co.uk/newowners?id=597]here[/url]
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pug405d
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Have left a reply on this topic under another heading, but will repeat most of it here....
The Clarion autochanger that is compatible with the RD3/RB3 currently fitted in Pugs is a unique one under part number PU-2293A or sometimes known as 96-333-549-80. It also works with the RD1/RB1/RD2/RB2 found in older 206's and other pugs like the 406 etc. Some 206's have the cable pre-installed - my 2002 SW has got it in for example. Easiest way to tell is to get the head unit out and look for the 3rd connector block (the long one with 2x6 pin blocks and a 8-way block, which is the 8-wire autochanger interface). My SW had the cable plugged in the head unit. Found the other end in the boot behind the left hand panel (it has a 12-way blue rectangular plug with a black handle on it).
Even if you get the autochanger and the cable sorted, you still need to go to the beloved delarship to get them to 'enable' the autochanger in the BSI & Radio. This multiplex stuff is a bl--dy joke.
You can get one of these multichangers on Ebay for about £80-120 quid, so its not worth paying £300 for one.
The Clarion autochanger that is compatible with the RD3/RB3 currently fitted in Pugs is a unique one under part number PU-2293A or sometimes known as 96-333-549-80. It also works with the RD1/RB1/RD2/RB2 found in older 206's and other pugs like the 406 etc. Some 206's have the cable pre-installed - my 2002 SW has got it in for example. Easiest way to tell is to get the head unit out and look for the 3rd connector block (the long one with 2x6 pin blocks and a 8-way block, which is the 8-wire autochanger interface). My SW had the cable plugged in the head unit. Found the other end in the boot behind the left hand panel (it has a 12-way blue rectangular plug with a black handle on it).
Even if you get the autochanger and the cable sorted, you still need to go to the beloved delarship to get them to 'enable' the autochanger in the BSI & Radio. This multiplex stuff is a bl--dy joke.
You can get one of these multichangers on Ebay for about £80-120 quid, so its not worth paying £300 for one.