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Written by Michael
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Saturday, 09 January 2010 |
This is continuing on from Installing Nokia CK 100 Car Kit in Subaru MY09 Forester XT Part 1
I've split this in to two articles to hopefully make it easier to follow.
After building the wiring harness in part1, now I need to remove the headunit from the dash of the Forester.
According to the Service Manual it says to begin removing the headunit surround by inserting plastic tool in the slots under the center air conditioning vents. I tried this, but I was too worried about marking the dash, and in such a visible location. Perhaps the tool I used was too large.
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Written by Michael
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Wednesday, 08 October 2008 |
I've just arrived home from 5 nights of camping at Patonga Beach camping ground.
Photos are here Camping at Patonga
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Written by Michael
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Sunday, 24 May 2009 |
I recently purchased a Nokia CK-100 to install in my Subaru MY09 Forester.
After unpacking the car kit, I found that there are two verisons of the car kit. The difference is in the wiring harness they are shipped with.
One comes with a small speaker, and a 4 wire harness that consists power, ignition and mute.
The other doesn't ship with the small speaker, and has an additional 16 wire harness, called the CA-135 ISO Cable.
The CA-135 ISO Cable has a 24pin connector which connects to the car kit interface (HF-22).
I had tried contacting Nokia to see if I could purchase this cable seperatly but no one I spoke to there had heard of it. |
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