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tooty Newbie
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Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2015 0:30 Post subject: PININ Dash Display |
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Hi All
New to this forum so I hope I am posting this in the right place, Here goes....!
I recently bought a shogun pinin vivo gdi 2001, It had no radio in it, so I brought a Harness to convert the wiring to fit a after market stereo which works fine, but the digital dash display does not work so I am guessing that the display plugged into the original stereo? So my question is there anyway I can get the display working with an after market stereo?
Also one more thing, there is also a Navigation unit fitted near the gear shift (think original) I see it will play CDs but is it a navigation system??
Thanks
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Posted: Wed May 13, 2015 19:53 Post subject: |
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Yes there is a way. It requires removing the display unit and soldering an appropriate resistance as a shunt. I did it in mine and used a variable resistor which I set using a meter for the right resistance. You then need to add a button to the display unit to press like you do to the button on the OE radio.
BTW some Pinin versions did not have a display.
All this is just another irritating example of how Mitsy got it wrong with the Pinin. |
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Posted: Thu May 14, 2015 11:08 Post subject: |
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Here's how I did it - I'll pinch it from the iO forum where I wrote it originally .
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I assume your display is like that.
The cowling is a pull off job, no need to use tools and you then see the actual unit is held on with four screws.
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Remove the harness that goes in to the unit by squeezing and pulling and the harness retaining clip again by squeezing - I used a thin pliers as my fingers were too fat.
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There is more info on how I opened the unit to get to the printed circuit but I'll skip that to this.
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You'll need a tactile switch with a long button and glue it into a hole you drill for it.
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I used shrink wrap to protect the connections.
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Here it is with the tactile button switch in view.
As always click me
This shows the variable resistor.
DO IT
I would suggest for more detailed info and to read teh info that I worked from you should join that forum - it is excellent for pajero iOs (Pinins!).
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