Andrewhicks
New Member
Hi i have an L322 Range Rover with analogue tv, is it possible to upgrade to digital to get freeview as is fitted on newer models. Can i just change the tuner box? Thanks for your help
Early L322S share the same tv tuner units as BMW cars of the time, notably X5s......you could check on a site like toysinyourcar.com what units are available for what year. The BMW unit just swops out as plug and play, but the digital unit is very expensive - around £800+ - and very few come up in the used market. Alternatively, you can wire in a Freeview box - you get small 12v boxes for this purpose on ebay or a good car audio supplier - this could be done for well under £100 but if you have a satnav screen you are likely not to have full screen funtionality for the tv and will need to connect it up to the AV socket.
Also note that digital tv in car isn't great.......reception needs to be perfect before you get a picture. At least analogue gives you a fuzzy pic if you're on the borderline of reception, but digital is either perfect or simply not there at all!! It'll improve in time when the transmitter power is cranked up after full switchover though.
Also note that digital tv in car isn't great.......reception needs to be perfect before you get a picture. At least analogue gives you a fuzzy pic if you're on the borderline of reception, but digital is either perfect or simply not there at all!! It'll improve in time when the transmitter power is cranked up after full switchover though.
Thats Bollocks
Active Member
Its a bigger job than you think.
You need at least two antennas fitted( front window and rear window to give you all round coverage)
Then you need a good digital tuner.
The one i used has a built in tv on the go so ican watch it whilst driving.
Also mine is fully functional with the touch screen.
I used a company called source sounds in sheffield.( google them)
Ask for christian ellis.
800 quid fitted with a dvd player.
You need at least two antennas fitted( front window and rear window to give you all round coverage)
Then you need a good digital tuner.
The one i used has a built in tv on the go so ican watch it whilst driving.
Also mine is fully functional with the touch screen.
I used a company called source sounds in sheffield.( google them)
Ask for christian ellis.
800 quid fitted with a dvd player.
2005jonnyboy
New Member
How much wiring was involved in swapping the head unit - does it plug into the existing loom, and use the existing Range Rover amps? Cheers
L322george
New Member
There's a guy in Birmingham did mine I had digital tv tuner, a reverse camera and tv in motion for less than £350
He also sorted my parking sensors and coded out the bulb warnings on some of my lights.
Had a great experience really nice chap and definatly knows what he's doing.
I found him on eBay. I had to go to him as I live outside of the West Midlands but it was well worth the trip for the money I saved.
Saw many good reviews of his work which led me to his website too it's http://www.vehicleinstallationsolutions.co.uk/
It's great to get tv back in our old one cars!
He also sorted my parking sensors and coded out the bulb warnings on some of my lights.
Had a great experience really nice chap and definatly knows what he's doing.
I found him on eBay. I had to go to him as I live outside of the West Midlands but it was well worth the trip for the money I saved.
Saw many good reviews of his work which led me to his website too it's http://www.vehicleinstallationsolutions.co.uk/
It's great to get tv back in our old one cars!
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Darrentrice
New Member
Did you do this yourself of a companyi changed my whole stereo and got a DVD, Satnav, Bluetooth, SD player, ipod and freeview Touch screen system for less then £400 !
beats the old fashioned early L322 systems ! lol
OEM rubbish :
New touch screen, freeview satnav unit:
