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Superculp



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United Kingdom 2011 Freelander 2 SD4 Sport Auto Alaska White
Pioneer sdh-120 alongside existing sat nav

Hi there,

I have just purchased the above pioneer unit without doing my research

I have a 61 plate freelander 2 sport le with the alpine system and sat nav. I was hoping to leave the sat nav running as it does already through the existing screen and then replace the radio with the second pioneer screen. Is this possible with the correct looms? Also, does anybody know if the existing microphone will work with the pioneer system?

Post #251170 31st Jan 2015 5:19 pm
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ad210358



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You may well lose the Parking Sensors also as they run through the same system, others will know more.

Post #251204 31st Jan 2015 8:06 pm
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Superculp



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I have noticed separate wiring looms for steering wheel controls and parking sensors. I've just not read any detail confirming if the existing sat nav screen will still be powered up and if the microphone plugs in anywhere.

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ccsnet



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Plenty of adaptors out there though...

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Post #251419 2nd Feb 2015 12:53 pm
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