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Bog · 27th March 2007, 11:28

Had some time this weekend, so I fitted my connects2 aux in to my EX. I took the dash apart as per Pottsy's instructions, it took about 1 hour to do and was relativly simple. The only hard part was getting the trim panel above the HU off.

Once all off, I connected the Honda loom (thanks Chiswick Honda

) and connects2 box.

Loom.jpg

I then fitted a 3.5 socket to one of the heated seat switch blanks (I chose this location as it keeps my cup holders free and the switch blanks are easy/cheap to replace if I want to remove the socket at a later date). I then soldered a lead to it with another 3.5 stereo socket at the end, which in turn plugs into the connects 2 lead.

cons 1.jpg

cons2.jpg

Display.jpg

27th March 2007, 11:28	#108 (permalink)
Bog Supporter Magic Rear Seat Join Date: 5th October 2006 Location: Romford, Essex Posts: 895 Thanks: 0 Thanked 2 Times in 2 Posts iTrader: (0)	Had some time this weekend, so I fitted my connects2 aux in to my EX. I took the dash apart as per Pottsy's instructions, it took about 1 hour to do and was relativly simple. The only hard part was getting the trim panel above the HU off. Once all off, I connected the Honda loom (thanks Chiswick Honda ) and connects2 box. Loom.jpg I then fitted a 3.5 socket to one of the heated seat switch blanks (I chose this location as it keeps my cup holders free and the switch blanks are easy/cheap to replace if I want to remove the socket at a later date). I then soldered a lead to it with another 3.5 stereo socket at the end, which in turn plugs into the connects 2 lead. cons 1.jpg cons2.jpg Display.jpg Last edited by Bog; 27th March 2007 at 11:37.