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Renault Clio 2, adding CD changer



 
 
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Old January 7th 05, 02:17 PM posted to uk.rec.audio.car
Keith
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Default Renault Clio 2, adding CD changer

My daughter's just bought herself a Clio (51 plate, 16v, alloys & spoiler,
if that helps identify the trim level), and in celebration of never again
having to jump start her old pug, I'm paying for a Cd changer for her. Is
there any way to tell whether the standard header unit (tape player) has the
necessary sockets to suit the changer unit, or will it cost me a new header
unit too?
In the hope that all I need is the changer unit, am I restricted to just the
Renault unit, or will, say, Sony units fit, with a suitable adapter/cable?

TIA if you can save me some dosh, but it'll be worth it!

keith


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Old January 7th 05, 07:30 PM posted to uk.rec.audio.car
Steven Campbell
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Default Renault Clio 2, adding CD changer

"Keith" wrote in message
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My daughter's just bought herself a Clio (51 plate, 16v, alloys & spoiler,
if that helps identify the trim level), and in celebration of never again
having to jump start her old pug, I'm paying for a Cd changer for her. Is
there any way to tell whether the standard header unit (tape player) has

the
necessary sockets to suit the changer unit, or will it cost me a new

header
unit too?
In the hope that all I need is the changer unit, am I restricted to just

the
Renault unit, or will, say, Sony units fit, with a suitable adapter/cable?


You would probably be best posting the make / model of the HU or putting it
into Google along with "changer". If it's any help my standard Renault CD
player had controls to operate a CD changer.

Have a look here for some ideas:

http://www.incarexpress.co.uk/catsea...nault&limit=10

http://www.caraudiodiscount.com/cdforoe/

http://www.letsbuycaraudio.com/main/brand/149/43


To be honest you would be as well changing the head unit for an MP3 player.
That will she will just about be able to get the same amount of albums on
the one CD as she would in a CD Changer

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Steven
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Old January 9th 05, 04:43 PM posted to uk.rec.audio.car
Avanti
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Default Renault Clio 2, adding CD changer


"Steven Campbell" wrote in message
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"Keith" wrote in message
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My daughter's just bought herself a Clio (51 plate, 16v, alloys &

spoiler,
if that helps identify the trim level), and in celebration of never

again
having to jump start her old pug, I'm paying for a Cd changer for her.

Is
there any way to tell whether the standard header unit (tape player) has

the
necessary sockets to suit the changer unit, or will it cost me a new

header
unit too?
In the hope that all I need is the changer unit, am I restricted to just

the
Renault unit, or will, say, Sony units fit, with a suitable

adapter/cable?

You would probably be best posting the make / model of the HU or putting

it
into Google along with "changer". If it's any help my standard Renault CD
player had controls to operate a CD changer.


Are you saying the alloy wheels and spoiler will have no effect on the head
unit then?



 




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