gemsdad
NOT BOTHERED.
Oh dear
dont despair,ok then do.lol
Oh dear
dont despair,ok then do.lol
Not despair Just wish SOMETHING on Landys could be easy.
Although I did do the rear light without problems
listen suew,it is really easy to do,just look at the wiring on the radio then see if the wiring on the landy matches up.
At least it cant be as complicated as the diagram nrgserv made me learn for the spotlights. Relays, wires from the full beam, wires from the switches, wires to the battery, wires to the lights
gizza shout if you need a hand, I can do lectrics ok.
DIN size is the same, but some are deeper than others.
gizza shout if you need a hand, I can do lectrics ok.
DIN size is the same, but some are deeper than others.
Well I have successfully taken it in bits
OK with the red wire, I think thats the live.
The black wire coming out somewhere totally different I can only assume is the earth
What is really confusing is why the brown wire coming out of the radio is then joined to two black wires. I am thinking they are speaker wires but why join two to the brown.
The result of this is that whoever wired it obviously didn't do it properly. My daughter has one she took out of her car somewhere, if the wires are the same colour as the ones on mine then I might get one and try to fit it.
Also the old one has never worked properly. Dont know if its the radio itself or the wiring. How do I test the wires
I think this is a bit beyond me, but at least I did try. Shame about the mess and loose wires in the Landy now
Its 1991 but the radio has been added afterHow old is your Land Rover?
Definately given up now. Had a look at the radio which came out of my daughters car and it doesn't have wires, just somewhere for a plug to go.
Might have known it wouldn't be easy
the newer radio's have a din socket fitted to them,that means it can have the corresponding socket fitted either on to the wiring or in the radio cage built into the car.
I had a look at the plugs, they have loads of wires, far more than my Landy has. Wouldn't know which to connect
Your lucky. My radio was proper bodged in using a household connector block. Got to make up a new din connection before i can fit my new one...
thats the trouble with newer radio's,they need more live feeds etc to make them work.either get a sparks to wire it in,or at least someone who knows what they are doing.or buy a cheap radio that only has basic wiring.loads on ebay etc.
Yep, wonder if nrgserve will be on later Its embarrasing, I expected it to be an easy job.
Sent him a PM, no doubt he will think this is funny
gizza shout if you need a hand, I can do lectrics ok.
DIN size is the same, but some are deeper than others.