matt10i
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Registered: 19th Jun 05
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I read in the FAQ topic and my instruction manual that I should swap the yellow and red wires around but i'm thick and dont know how to go about do that?! Any one got any instructions?
Btw my hu was a bitch to fit so I dont wanna take it all out if im not going to be able to sort it!
cheers people
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Ally
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Registered: 2nd Jul 03
Location: Pontypool Drives: a Skoda
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It is a case of doing that unfortunatly. When you pull the headunit back out there will be bullet connectors on the red and yellow wires, which you can just unplug and swap over.
This is because the idiots at vauxhall decided to be twats and not follow the proper ISO scheme.
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matt10i
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Ok so I do the swapping on the actuall headunit or the adaptor thing i got with it?
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Wrighty
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Registered: 28th Feb 04
Location: Howden
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the red and yella wires on my old hu were spade connecters,so easy to swap
just find the red and yella wires on it and swap em over
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matt10i
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quote:
Originally posted by matt10i
Ok so I do the swapping on the actuall headunit or the adaptor thing i got with it?
..?
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philb
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Registered: 16th Apr 05
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what type of h/u is it?
did u get a wiring loom that connects the h/u to the car iso or does it plug straight into the car
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matt10i
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all done. cheers people
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Jas
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lol i hated it when my was loosing memory have to adjust the bass etc all the time...and the cd always popped out!!
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matt10i
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was easy to do in the end. 
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