Rover 75 Tourer Satnav Fitting

jamesgreen · 14th June 2009, 15:28

Hi
Just Purchases A 2owner 04 Plate 75 I Have Changed The Radio To The Alpine Head Without The Tv Screen.in The Shed I Have 2 Parts From A Sat Nav Systym With The Following Part Numbers
Disc Reader Part No Yib 100031 Ci Code B What Appears To Be The Gps Receiver Unit Has The Part Number Ywy100240.i Have Seen The Loline Satnav Pack Buttons On Ebay And Am Wondering If It Worth Putting This Into My Car Is It Worth The Agro And The Money Any Ideas Anyone

Greeners · 14th June 2009, 15:33

have a read of this....

capese21 · 14th June 2009, 17:22

Seems an awful lot of work for what is little more than a CD player and a TomTom.

Despite that I would love to fit one to my ZTT

Departed · 15th June 2009, 07:51

Davids link is for the hiline satnav, whereas the OP is referring to the lowline Symphony from what I read. However I guess David posted the link because the amount of work is similar.

So first you need to check if the satnav unit you have is a loline or hiline. They look the same but aren't (I remember someone spending two hours trying to figure out why no video data would come out of a satnav once, when they had the lowline one plugged in).

Next, do you have the hiline message centre instrument pack? You must for lowline to work. If you do have it, do you have trafficmaster? If so, you have to fit a switch to change between the two.

The biggest job is the wiring. Without a loom it's a pain in the proverbial to wire it all up.

You will also need a new boot RH carpet with the satnav cutout, and a mounting bracket for the nav unit and gps. A GPS antenna and loudspeaker will be needed too.

Is it worth it? I reckon so. Tom Tom is great if you realised you needed it when you left home, and plugeed it in / mounted it. With this, it's there all the time, with little worry about someone nicking it.

14th June 2009, 15:28	#1
jamesgreen Loves to post MG-ZT CDTI + ROVER 75T CDTI Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: RAINHAM Posts: 275 Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post	Rover 75 Tourer Satnav Fitting Hi Just Purchases A 2owner 04 Plate 75 I Have Changed The Radio To The Alpine Head Without The Tv Screen.in The Shed I Have 2 Parts From A Sat Nav Systym With The Following Part Numbers Disc Reader Part No Yib 100031 Ci Code B What Appears To Be The Gps Receiver Unit Has The Part Number Ywy100240.i Have Seen The Loline Satnav Pack Buttons On Ebay And Am Wondering If It Worth Putting This Into My Car Is It Worth The Agro And The Money Any Ideas Anyone

14th June 2009, 15:33	#2
Greeners Moderator MG-ZTT Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Ware, Herts Posts: 19,798 Thanks: 161 Thanked 1,249 Times in 1,036 Posts	have a read of this.... __________________ *David* Impecunity is the mother of ingenuity Useful how to's for common problems Car Of The Month Jan 2014 [SatNav Power Down] [Coolant Level] [SatNav Repair] [Diesel Non Starting] [Paint Codes] [Rear Light Seals] [Reversing Light Switch] [Bleeding Brakes][Sunroof Drain] [Early ZT's][Instrument Pack Diagnostics][ATC Diagnostics]

14th June 2009, 17:22	#3
capese21 This is my second home MG ZTT 180 Sports Auto. Join Date: Dec 2006 Location: London Posts: 3,930 Thanks: 18 Thanked 180 Times in 143 Posts	Seems an awful lot of work for what is little more than a CD player and a TomTom. Despite that I would love to fit one to my ZTT

15th June 2009, 07:51	#4
Departed Retired -- Join Date: Jan 2007 Location: -- Posts: 3,785 Thanks: 0 Thanked 4 Times in 4 Posts	Davids link is for the hiline satnav, whereas the OP is referring to the lowline Symphony from what I read. However I guess David posted the link because the amount of work is similar. So first you need to check if the satnav unit you have is a loline or hiline. They look the same but aren't (I remember someone spending two hours trying to figure out why no video data would come out of a satnav once, when they had the lowline one plugged in). Next, do you have the hiline message centre instrument pack? You must for lowline to work. If you do have it, do you have trafficmaster? If so, you have to fit a switch to change between the two. The biggest job is the wiring. Without a loom it's a pain in the proverbial to wire it all up. You will also need a new boot RH carpet with the satnav cutout, and a mounting bracket for the nav unit and gps. A GPS antenna and loudspeaker will be needed too. Is it worth it? I reckon so. Tom Tom is great if you realised you needed it when you left home, and plugeed it in / mounted it. With this, it's there all the time, with little worry about someone nicking it.