RyanDay1
Well-Known Member
Got ya, havent had the original out yet, but when i do i'll have to refer to the Do whatever bodge makes it work for dummies handbook to see what to do about it
RyanDay1
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Couldnt tell you at the moment, not sure yet, will have to plan it at a later time, wanted to see first if i could do a good enough job of the fascia, im sure i'll run into problems but will work around
Me fathers request to show off his old girl on LZ, misses it, will probably get another once i take him to a pay n play
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now i like that , lol
but i would be biased wouldn't i ref the disco
lovely dog as well, grew up with border collies , very clever
tulipandthistle
Active Member
Got ya, havent had the original out yet, but when i do i'll have to refer to the Do whatever bodge makes it work for dummies handbook to see what to do about it
LOL. I had to cut a bit from it to fit my single din flippy out one as it was longer than the orginal.
I am going to have a google to see what others did, I remember seeing one done but can't remember what they did with it.
tulipandthistle
Active Member
found it, not as hard as I thought:
"the bracket that used to hold the factory single din only has 3 rivots holding it on on the back, so I just drilled those out."
This is from a 2000 Disco so I am not sure if it is the same, i wish I looked better when I put the saw into it.
Anyway I got that info out of this link:
http://landroverforums.com/forum/discovery-ii-18/2000-discovery-navi-double-din-touchscreen-44308/
"the bracket that used to hold the factory single din only has 3 rivots holding it on on the back, so I just drilled those out."
This is from a 2000 Disco so I am not sure if it is the same, i wish I looked better when I put the saw into it.
Anyway I got that info out of this link:
http://landroverforums.com/forum/discovery-ii-18/2000-discovery-navi-double-din-touchscreen-44308/
RyanDay1
Well-Known Member
Awesome thanks!! I will get my head around it once im staring at it but atleast i know that if he can squeeze that thing in at an angle then i can manage with a made to fit piece!
Grezzer
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You gotta be kiddin man. It's very good but I ain't got the inkling to be buggering around like that.looking good mate
u know everyone will want to do this after you've completed ur one
biggeeeee
Retired - Living the dream
Why not try it in a 3?
Let me know how you get on
ah, but i can change my radio , as it's not tied into everything else
simple job on the base model
biggeeeee
Retired - Living the dream
I've still got one vote leftah, but i can change my radio , as it's not tied into everything else
simple job on the base model
I've still got one vote left
funny enough so have i
no let me think , who to vote for ,
biggeeeee
Retired - Living the dream
So you did vote for yourself then!
RyanDay1
Well-Known Member
It does take some hours, more than any repair would take, but its really addictive and enjoyable and satisfying that you do it yourself so well worth it in the end, hope it does inspire some, if i can manage it im sure anyone with a few brain cells canis it that bad to do that job , doesn't look an easy one to fit a radio
just takes patience and the guts to start! Im not even done yet might be crap! 
