Hi James

Have a look at the link below, this is from a member who fitted a Kenwood dab unit.

viewtopic.php?f=11&t=27281

Otherwise there are loads of threads in the ICE section .

Best regards
MMilton :biggrin:

 

http://www.my-io.com/products/io-play2-overview/

Mine came with this and it works very well on android or windows phones and leaves the old unit in

 

This walkthrough here when I fitted my Pioneer DAB may help you as well

 

Thank you for the replies. Sorry I haven't got back sooner.

I am just about to read the guide Pict posed up - Thanks for that.

How on earth do you remove the radio bracket screws off the standard CY690 radio? They are Torx, but they won't shift.
The screws are starting to round off now :-(

 

This walkthrough here when I fitted my Pioneer DAB may help you as well

Thanks for the guide. I actually used that yesterday to find out what wiring harness I needed

If you look at the photo below, how did you remove those screws that hold the adapters on? Both the maintenance guy here and myself have tried.
The screws are starting to become rounded off now

 

I fitted a JVC bluetooth head unit as a replacement last year from Halfords, took what you've got in the last post to Halfords and bought a single screwdriver to fit those screws. No problems after that.

I did end up putting the original head unit back in though as my wife couldn't put up with the way the buttons were set out. The JVC unit is fitted in my caravan instead - highly amusing making a handsfree phone call from a caravan through a set of 4 speakers and half the campsite hearing it - not!

 

If you look at the photo below, how did you remove those screws that hold the adapters on? Both the maintenance guy here and myself have tried.
The screws are starting to become rounded off now

Hi,

These are not screws, they are Torx bolts - you need the correct size Torx bit.

Kind Regards,

Eoin

 

I had trouble removing them as well even with the correct size bit.

I damaged one badly enough that I had to carefully drill it out and then use suitable sized bolts as replacements (see later photo).

 

+1 for the flat bladed screwdriver fix. Thats what I did when I fitted my Pioneer in. Worked a treat