Hi My dad has just bought a Peugeot 306 GLS could be a GLX (it's one or the other) anywho, the radio seems to be moulded into the dash, does anyone know if it can be taken out and a standard radio/cd player put in its place, is there a rectangular hole behind? if not has anyone sorted this sort of problem on this type of car before?
Thanks in advance
Gordon
It is indeed a rectangular hole behind and you can obtain a shaped trim panel (Halfords I believe) that is made for exactly this purpose. Only problem you might have is getting the steering column stalk control working but you can get adapters for this that are made for several different radios.
i have just put my original radio back in my 306 but put the wrong code in by mistake i have the right code, i removed the radio and refitted it but now the word code does not appear to enter the right code isthere a time limit on this or do i need a new radio
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yes you can fit another radio there is a rectangular slot behind it but you will need to buy a dash board adaptor to replace the moulding
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It's not essential, only need it if you want the new radio to sit flush. I replaced the one in my old L reg with a standard radio and it fitted fine with no moulding.
It's locked up and you need to leave the radio on for a while before it comes back to code.
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Thanks for all you help
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