Boxen in den hinteren Türen und Radio auf Dauer + (206)
Feb 10, 2004 3 Replies
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Florian Goldschmidt
Hallo, Also ich hoffe mal dass hier jemand Deutsch kann, denn ich habe gleich 2 wichtige Fragen:
1) Welche Größe von Boxen kann ich in meinem Pug in die hinteren Türen einbauen un wie bekomm ich die Verkleidung ab?
2) Wie stelle ich mein Radio auf Dauer+ um? Kann man da vielleicht irgend ne Sicherung umstecken? (Ich bekomms einfach nicht hin)
Gruß Florian
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VTR16V
Ask the MediaMarkt for the size of your speakers, they can look it up for you in their computer, just give them the type of car you have.
Regarding your second question, try to translate it into English,
Sorry I am Dutch and my German is not really that good
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Tobias Meyer
VTR16V schrieb:
How do I change my radio to be on + all the time? Can I possibly just change a fuse? (I just don't get it done)
Tobi (who wasn't asked :-) )
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I guess your radio switches off when you stop the engine or take out the key? At the back side of the radio, you have this ISO connector. From the car there are 3 wires for 12V going to this connector. Black is the minus (min) Red is 12V+, this one is switched on when you turn the the ignition lock to ACC. Yellow, is 12+ permanent direct from the battery, this wire is always 12V+, also when the engine is stopped and you take out the key from the ignition lock.
But to be sure, just measure it with a multi-meter (volt-meter), with the ignition lock off en in ACC. It is possible that these two wires are turned around.
If you want your radio to be on all the time?, than just connect the 12V+ permanent from the battery, to the red and yellow wires of the ISO-connector on the radio. So the radio will always be on, even when you turn of the engine and take out the key. And take the chance, that you forget to shutdown the radio, so your battery will be empty :-) And than you can call the ADAC to help you :-)
Good luck, I hope this info will be helpfull for you.
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