On a 1999 Disco II. I see that there are slots in the bottom of the unit. I am assuming that these are for some sort of lock release tools. Ford had this for many years and you could simply use a coat hangar to do the trick. I have the regular radio system in the truck, capable of CD changer, but not one in the truck. I plan on installing an aftermarketCD changer myself in the truck and was curious to get the radio out of it so I may plug in the FM modulator inline with the antenna. Thanks in advance.

Preston

 

Make sure that you have the radio codes.
I think that the radio has input jacks on the back. Not sure if you have the Pioneer or Alpine deck, but you can get a CD changer that will plug-N-play with factory unit.
http://www.roverlandparts.com/index....mp;Category=72

 

good piccys of the stereo keys you need here (assuming you have an Alpine Unit)

https://landroverforums.com/m_55949/mpage_1/key_/tm.htm

 

I was looking for that post to show him....

To the original poster, you can find a good used changer that will plug into your existing harness on E-bay for a lot cheaper than adding a new one. Plus, it goes direct intput instead of modulation. You will get better sound...

 

Just take 2 wire ties and push them in the slots and gently pry it out. comes out pretty easy. I wanted to hook up my ipod took about 20 minutes.
gTAGG

 

Yes, I have the Alpine head unit and I alredy have a CD changer that I have had for a couple of years. Will the wire from the unit plug into the stereo?