Best place for a CD changer?

Discussion in 'General Motoring' started by Wibble, Oct 30, 2004.

  1. Wibble

    Wibble Guest

    Hi

    I'm fitting a sony CD changer to my 406 (1997).
    Were is the best place to it? In the boot, under a seat? And what is the
    best way to get the cabling to the head unit?
     
    Wibble, Oct 30, 2004
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  2. Wibble

    Matt Guest

    Personal preference would be in the boot either mounted vertically on one
    side or suspended from the parcel shelf (which obviously is no use to you
    but I have a fixed parcel shelf!).

    The cabling can come in under the rear seats and then either run down the
    centre under the carpet or (preferable) down one side of the car under the
    edge of the carpet where the rubber seals are (there should be a small
    cavity for this purpose).

    Not sure on a 406 what the underside of the dash is like but on my 205 you
    can reach around and feed the cable roughly in the direction of the head
    unit. Easier with two people! Obviously do this with the head unit out!

    Make sure if you do mount the changer vertically, that you change the
    setting on it (most have one) that let's it know it's in a vertical position
    or else you will damage it. It's usually a push switch on one side of it.

    Matt

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    Matt, Nov 16, 2004
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  3. Wibble

    ken kerrison Guest

    Our 406 has the cd in a space created by cutting the top off the trim
    on the bottom-left of the boot - towards the rear. This is convenient
    for switching the CDs and also has room for some other necessary junk.
    This suggests that there is similar potential space on the Right - I
    may well chop into this as well.
     
    ken kerrison, Nov 18, 2004
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