Correct Wiring harness

combey1985 · 10th October 2013, 14:38

There really needs to be a sticky on the forum with what steering wheel control lead is for what Zt.

I have the standard ISO and an additional iso with green yellow and blue terminals which i think is for the CD changer in the boot.

I have no idea what head unit actually came with the car originally, it had an Alpine unit but the steering wheel controls never worked with it so i assume its not the head unit that came with the car.

I have had a good look and can not see ANY IR for the kenwood units that are fitted in some ZTs.

I purchased a - http://productfinder.autoleads.co.uk...1189&pID=17812

When connected the only time i would get any thing is unplugging the power lead from the resistor module which turned the volume down one notch.

According to Autoleads website, this is the other suitable lead http://productfinder.autoleads.co.uk...1189&pID=17827 but i really don't want to waste 30 quid or so if its not going to work.

I have a 2002 190+. It has a 6 disc changer in the boot which i believe is not branded as there is nothing on the front of the changer housing or on the casette.

Can anyone shed any light for me?

I have now fitted a pioneer head unit 2013 model

Cheers!

Chris

ratsalad · 10th October 2013, 17:12

Don't know if this will help you but I have just installed a Pioneer 2013 double din and used an Autoleads PC99-X39 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3708478810...84.m1439.l2649 and requested the pioneer patch lead to go with it. All the steering wheel controls work perfectly.

combey1985 · 10th October 2013, 17:39

Ah cheers mate ill give that a go!

I did fancy the idea of the double din units but i still want a cd drive so went for single din with DAB which is.... hmmmmm....

ratsalad · 10th October 2013, 18:04

I have DAB on mine... two words "Love It!!!"

raykay · 10th October 2013, 20:06

For cars that originally had the Symphony unit, with the Blue/Purple and Blue/Orange cables in pins 2 & 3 of the grey ISO connector, you need PC99-X04

If it was originally a Harmony unit with the Blue/Purple and Blue/Orange cables in a 17 pin BMW connector, you need PC99-X32

If it was one of the later single DIN units with the Blue/Purple and Blue/Orange cables on their own in a green mini ISO connector, you need PC99-X39.

(The PC99-X30 appears to be for 1999-2001 Land Rover Discovery with the Alpine system)

combey1985 · 22nd October 2013, 10:06

Well I tried the harness what I thought was for it. Still no joy!

combey1985 · 22nd October 2013, 10:07

X04 and x30 both tried

raykay · 22nd October 2013, 10:56

Which connector do you have that has the Blue/Purple and Blue/Orange cables in it?

combey1985 · 22nd October 2013, 11:17

Thats my connector. There is nothing in the green block. The wires are in the grey iso connector.

Don't know if ill have to do some wiring changes =0S

raykay · 22nd October 2013, 12:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by combey1985

Thats my connector. There is nothing in the green block. The wires are in the grey iso connector.

Don't know if ill have to do some wiring changes =0S

They are the connectors that were originally for the Symphony unit, the PC99X-04 is the correct adapter lead with a PC99-PIO patch lead, so if that lead and patch lead are OK, the problem is either in the stereo or the car wiring.

10th October 2013, 14:38	#1
combey1985 Avid contributor ZT 190 X - Power Grey & ZR TD Anthracite Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Herne Bay, Kent Posts: 159 Thanks: 0 Thanked 18 Times in 2 Posts	Correct Wiring harness There really needs to be a sticky on the forum with what steering wheel control lead is for what Zt. I have the standard ISO and an additional iso with green yellow and blue terminals which i think is for the CD changer in the boot. I have no idea what head unit actually came with the car originally, it had an Alpine unit but the steering wheel controls never worked with it so i assume its not the head unit that came with the car. I have had a good look and can not see ANY IR for the kenwood units that are fitted in some ZTs. I purchased a - http://productfinder.autoleads.co.uk...1189&pID=17812 When connected the only time i would get any thing is unplugging the power lead from the resistor module which turned the volume down one notch. According to Autoleads website, this is the other suitable lead http://productfinder.autoleads.co.uk...1189&pID=17827 but i really don't want to waste 30 quid or so if its not going to work. I have a 2002 190+. It has a 6 disc changer in the boot which i believe is not branded as there is nothing on the front of the changer housing or on the casette. Can anyone shed any light for me? I have now fitted a pioneer head unit 2013 model Cheers! Chris

10th October 2013, 17:12	#2
ratsalad Posted a thing or two Rover 75 CDT Contemporary SE,Tourer - Auto Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Coventry Posts: 1,007 Thanks: 280 Thanked 106 Times in 95 Posts	Don't know if this will help you but I have just installed a Pioneer 2013 double din and used an Autoleads PC99-X39 http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3708478810...84.m1439.l2649 and requested the pioneer patch lead to go with it. All the steering wheel controls work perfectly. __________________ John. Membership Number: 001 607 Past Rover cars: P6 3500S, SD1 3.5, 2 x SD1 2.6, 2 x 820 Si. Current: Rover 75 Contemporary SE CDTi Tourer, Auto. https://s20.postimg.cc/g20qde31p/Rover75.jpg

10th October 2013, 18:04	#4
ratsalad Posted a thing or two Rover 75 CDT Contemporary SE,Tourer - Auto Join Date: Jan 2013 Location: Coventry Posts: 1,007 Thanks: 280 Thanked 106 Times in 95 Posts	I have DAB on mine... two words "Love It!!!" __________________ John. Membership Number: 001 607 Past Rover cars: P6 3500S, SD1 3.5, 2 x SD1 2.6, 2 x 820 Si. Current: Rover 75 Contemporary SE CDTi Tourer, Auto. https://s20.postimg.cc/g20qde31p/Rover75.jpg

10th October 2013, 20:06	#5
raykay I really should get out more....... Now Other Manufacturer Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Co. Kerry Posts: 2,786 Thanks: 16 Thanked 310 Times in 283 Posts	For cars that originally had the Symphony unit, with the Blue/Purple and Blue/Orange cables in pins 2 & 3 of the grey ISO connector, you need PC99-X04 If it was originally a Harmony unit with the Blue/Purple and Blue/Orange cables in a 17 pin BMW connector, you need PC99-X32 If it was one of the later single DIN units with the Blue/Purple and Blue/Orange cables on their own in a green mini ISO connector, you need PC99-X39. (The PC99-X30 appears to be for 1999-2001 Land Rover Discovery with the Alpine system) Last edited by raykay; 10th October 2013 at 20:49..

10th October 2013, 17:39	#3
combey1985 Avid contributor ZT 190 X - Power Grey & ZR TD Anthracite Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Herne Bay, Kent Posts: 159 Thanks: 0 Thanked 18 Times in 2 Posts	Ah cheers mate ill give that a go! I did fancy the idea of the double din units but i still want a cd drive so went for single din with DAB which is.... hmmmmm....

22nd October 2013, 10:06	#6
combey1985 Avid contributor ZT 190 X - Power Grey & ZR TD Anthracite Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Herne Bay, Kent Posts: 159 Thanks: 0 Thanked 18 Times in 2 Posts	Well I tried the harness what I thought was for it. Still no joy!

22nd October 2013, 10:07	#7
combey1985 Avid contributor ZT 190 X - Power Grey & ZR TD Anthracite Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Herne Bay, Kent Posts: 159 Thanks: 0 Thanked 18 Times in 2 Posts	X04 and x30 both tried

22nd October 2013, 10:56	#8
raykay I really should get out more....... Now Other Manufacturer Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: Co. Kerry Posts: 2,786 Thanks: 16 Thanked 310 Times in 283 Posts	Which connector do you have that has the Blue/Purple and Blue/Orange cables in it?

22nd October 2013, 11:17	#9
combey1985 Avid contributor ZT 190 X - Power Grey & ZR TD Anthracite Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: Herne Bay, Kent Posts: 159 Thanks: 0 Thanked 18 Times in 2 Posts	Thats my connector. There is nothing in the green block. The wires are in the grey iso connector. Don't know if ill have to do some wiring changes =0S