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Old 13 March 2000, 00:17   #1 (permalink)
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If I replace my standard philips headunit with a pioneer headunit what tools do I need and do I need to buy any connectors?
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If its a UK car that has ISO connectors, as long as the new head unit has ISO connectors it will go straight in no fuss.
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Thanks Lee. It is a UK MY98. At least I know what I am letting myself in for.
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Not sure what the MY98 has but my MY96 needed the TOYOTA - ISO adaptor lead, stocked by most Car Hi-Fi outfits, about £10-15

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I have a DEH6000R and it came with a wireing
loom which hooks up nicely to the standard ISO fitting. the only problem is that is quite large and can be a pain to fit it all in.
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