kkbuk
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Can anyone advise me how to connect a modern stereo unit in place of the Becker unit (with Bose amplifiers and speakers) in my S-Class 500, circa 1993?
Becker Audio replacement
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Welcome to MBClub.
No idea on specifics, but adapters and harnesses are usually available with which you can connect any type of head unit to any type of loom.
Being a 1993, I'd be surprised if your loom doesn't readily accept a DIN ISO connector. For example:
http://www.audio-10.com/94.html
No idea on specifics, but adapters and harnesses are usually available with which you can connect any type of head unit to any type of loom.
Being a 1993, I'd be surprised if your loom doesn't readily accept a DIN ISO connector. For example:
http://www.audio-10.com/94.html
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Try places like:
www.lowcostcaraudio.com
www.caraudiosecurity.co.uk or www.caraudiosecurity.com (not sure which works)
They should have looms should you require adapters, however I thought you could pull the unit out and just replace it with an aftermarket unit
www.lowcostcaraudio.com
www.caraudiosecurity.co.uk or www.caraudiosecurity.com (not sure which works)
They should have looms should you require adapters, however I thought you could pull the unit out and just replace it with an aftermarket unit
kkbuk
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Thanks for the info, unfortunately it isnt just a straight swap, I wish it was!
speedevilus
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Hi Mate,
That is exactly what io am doing and there is a connector for amplifird cars. depends on the headunit's make there is definately a ISO conntor.
That is exactly what io am doing and there is a connector for amplifird cars. depends on the headunit's make there is definately a ISO conntor.
Sorry, I have a w203 200 cdi and bought an Android radio. and I have some problems
I tried to get answers from some professionals but I think the different opinions did not lead me to anything, so I repeat the question of the Android radio (brand Isudar) that I have installed but not with total satisfaction and that is due to poor reception (I assume some antenna connection.
So: In the photo below is the wiring that fed the previous radio (Audio 10 - Becker). From what I've seen, on the net the pins that contain the connection are: 2,3,4,5 and 8. The plug in the Android radio, where that link has the same five pins but in different order: 4,5,6,7 and 8. In turn the Android radio only takes advantage of pins 4 and 8, joining, two of the other three that are connected to nothing but isolating the 5 and which has an "ANT" ID.
The installed radio (Android) has everything working (with the defects related to the commands on the steering wheel and already described), but the worst, for now is the capture of the radio that is constantly looking for signal.
Since the insulated wire marked "ANT" is not connected to anything, I assume that the antenna does not have amplification and so I ask who knows
What are the pins 2, 3 (a 5 is described as ... for antenna and the others are the connection to the battery and the mass);
Pin 5 passes current to the radio or only receives current when the radio is connected to the antenna amplifier.
Advance grateful
I tried to get answers from some professionals but I think the different opinions did not lead me to anything, so I repeat the question of the Android radio (brand Isudar) that I have installed but not with total satisfaction and that is due to poor reception (I assume some antenna connection.
So: In the photo below is the wiring that fed the previous radio (Audio 10 - Becker). From what I've seen, on the net the pins that contain the connection are: 2,3,4,5 and 8. The plug in the Android radio, where that link has the same five pins but in different order: 4,5,6,7 and 8. In turn the Android radio only takes advantage of pins 4 and 8, joining, two of the other three that are connected to nothing but isolating the 5 and which has an "ANT" ID.
The installed radio (Android) has everything working (with the defects related to the commands on the steering wheel and already described), but the worst, for now is the capture of the radio that is constantly looking for signal.
Since the insulated wire marked "ANT" is not connected to anything, I assume that the antenna does not have amplification and so I ask who knows
What are the pins 2, 3 (a 5 is described as ... for antenna and the others are the connection to the battery and the mass);
Pin 5 passes current to the radio or only receives current when the radio is connected to the antenna amplifier.
Advance grateful
