Fitting a radio/CD to the Bongo
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Fitting a radio/CD to the Bongo
Unable to locate the thread on advice for replacing the japanese radio on my soon to be supplied bongo.
Seem to recall a part No. from halfords for some kind of adaptor to convert to european radio CD units.
Halfords quote prices for fitting to various models of cars but the bongo is not listed. However our local halfords may fit if I can supply the colour code/wiring diagram plus the part No of the adaptor.
Seem to recall a part No. from halfords for some kind of adaptor to convert to european radio CD units.
Halfords quote prices for fitting to various models of cars but the bongo is not listed. However our local halfords may fit if I can supply the colour code/wiring diagram plus the part No of the adaptor.
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Think this is what you`re after....Gardener wrote:Unable to locate the thread on advice for replacing the japanese radio on my soon to be supplied bongo.
Seem to recall a part No. from halfords for some kind of adaptor to convert to european radio CD units.
Halfords quote prices for fitting to various models of cars but the bongo is not listed. However our local halfords may fit if I can supply the colour code/wiring diagram plus the part No of the adaptor.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PC2-10-4-Mazd ... 2314c0d2c7
You could probably tripple the price in Halfords,and i bet it is exactly the same part,i`ve used the Ebay ones many times before with no prob`s.....

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Re: Fitting a radio/CD to the Bongo
That part was £8 in Halfords about a year ago when I got mine.
It literally plugs in to the existing loom.
It has two earths so you need to find a point behind the radio to connect to.
Simple enough job.
Fit the cage, bent the slots to keep it tight, connect the earth, connect the harness, connect the aerial, push/plug in and away you go.
To be safe disconnect the battery first as there is a permanent live in the harness.
It literally plugs in to the existing loom.
It has two earths so you need to find a point behind the radio to connect to.
Simple enough job.
Fit the cage, bent the slots to keep it tight, connect the earth, connect the harness, connect the aerial, push/plug in and away you go.
To be safe disconnect the battery first as there is a permanent live in the harness.
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Bongo?? wrote:Think this is what you`re after....Gardener wrote:Unable to locate the thread on advice for replacing the japanese radio on my soon to be supplied bongo.
Seem to recall a part No. from halfords for some kind of adaptor to convert to european radio CD units.
Halfords quote prices for fitting to various models of cars but the bongo is not listed. However our local halfords may fit if I can supply the colour code/wiring diagram plus the part No of the adaptor.
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/PC2-10-4-Mazd ... 2314c0d2c7
You could probably tripple the price in Halfords,and i bet it is exactly the same part,i`ve used the Ebay ones many times before with no prob`s.....
Exactly what I was looking for many thanks.
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FunkyD wrote:That part was £8 in Halfords about a year ago when I got mine.
It literally plugs in to the existing loom.
It has two earths so you need to find a point behind the radio to connect to.
Simple enough job.
Fit the cage, bent the slots to keep it tight, connect the earth, connect the harness, connect the aeril, push/plug in and away you go.
To be safe disconnect the battery first as there is a permanent live in the harness.
Will try e-bay first probably same part, many thanks for fitting instructions should manage ok .
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Just be aware there are two types - I got the PC2-10-4 only to find it was wrong - I ended up with a PC2-78-4
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Its to do with the year of the vehicle, they changed in 2000, from the 2 connector type, to the single type,so aero's all have 1 connector
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[quote="mantaJim"]Just be aware there are two types - I got the PC2-10-4 only to find it was wrong - I ended up with a PC2-78-4[/quote
It is the PC2-10-4 i am looking for is that correct?
It is the PC2-10-4 i am looking for is that correct?
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321Away wrote:Its to do with the year of the vehicle, they changed in 2000, from the 2 connector type, to the single type,so aero's all have 1 connector
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Mine is a 96 model,haven't changed radio yet as awaiting delivery just wanted to get correct connector prior to delivery, which one do I need. Is it the PC2-10-4
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Re: Fitting a radio/CD to the Bongo
Thats corect, you want a pc2-10-4, less than fiver on ebay
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