What did you do with your DII today?
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Joined: Jul 2013
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From: dallas texas
Indeed, I have an intermittent misfire that I'm working to correct. I've done the wires and plugs, and will be replacing the coil soon.
HAHA! Fortunately, the only leak I have is at the tailgate. I'll likely just add some silicone to the weather stripping in the near future.
Winching
Joined: Jan 2014
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have you tried adjusting the striker plate on the body? i did.. solved the issue. for now. lol
Mudding
Joined: Dec 2013
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This is the item I actually purchased. However, for anyone who finds this post in the future, a simple search on eBay for "Land Rover Discovery Aux" should find something for you.
As you can see in the picture, it's just a simple box that Pumps in sound from an Aux source, and I think it spoofs the head unit into thinking its playing a CD as well.
The wire harness with two red plugs and a black plug is impossible to screw up. (it all fits one way only). Black plug goes to converter box and male red goes to back of head unit. Although the existing CD changer plug will fit into the female red plug for the converter harness, I don't think it's of any effect. The instructions had install directions for other vehicles, so it might serve a purpose in those models. I'm basing this on the fact that the seller says "CD Changer cannot be connected at the same time." I plugged my existing CD Changer wire into the female portion of the wiring harness, and it didn't hurt anything.
And then, of course, the converter box has RCA inputs and they give you a wire to convert 3.5mm to RCA. One annoying part about that cable is that it is short and terminates in a 3.5mm male end. So stop by radioshack, or whereever and pick up either a 3.5mm extension cable or a 3.5mm coupler so that the wire terminates in a female connection, so that you could plug in a Bluetooth, hands free device.
As you can see in the picture, it's just a simple box that Pumps in sound from an Aux source, and I think it spoofs the head unit into thinking its playing a CD as well.
The wire harness with two red plugs and a black plug is impossible to screw up. (it all fits one way only). Black plug goes to converter box and male red goes to back of head unit. Although the existing CD changer plug will fit into the female red plug for the converter harness, I don't think it's of any effect. The instructions had install directions for other vehicles, so it might serve a purpose in those models. I'm basing this on the fact that the seller says "CD Changer cannot be connected at the same time." I plugged my existing CD Changer wire into the female portion of the wiring harness, and it didn't hurt anything.
And then, of course, the converter box has RCA inputs and they give you a wire to convert 3.5mm to RCA. One annoying part about that cable is that it is short and terminates in a 3.5mm male end. So stop by radioshack, or whereever and pick up either a 3.5mm extension cable or a 3.5mm coupler so that the wire terminates in a female connection, so that you could plug in a Bluetooth, hands free device.
Mudding
Joined: Dec 2013
Posts: 115
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From: New Hope, PA
This is the item I actually purchased. However, for anyone who finds this post in the future, a simple search on eBay for "Land Rover Discovery Aux" should find something for you.
As you can see in the picture, it's just a simple box that Pumps in sound from an Aux source, and I think it spoofs the head unit into thinking its playing a CD as well.
The wire harness with two red plugs and a black plug is impossible to screw up. (it all fits one way only). Black plug goes to converter box and male red goes to back of head unit. Although the existing CD changer plug will fit into the female red plug for the converter harness, I don't think it's of any effect. The instructions had install directions for other vehicles, so it might serve a purpose in those models. I'm basing this on the fact that the seller says "CD Changer cannot be connected at the same time." I plugged my existing CD Changer wire into the female portion of the wiring harness, and it didn't hurt anything.
And then, of course, the converter box has RCA inputs and they give you a wire to convert 3.5mm to RCA. One annoying part about that cable is that it is short and terminates in a 3.5mm male end. So stop by radioshack, or whereever and pick up either a 3.5mm extension cable or a 3.5mm coupler so that the wire terminates in a female connection, so that you could plug in a Bluetooth, hands free device.
As you can see in the picture, it's just a simple box that Pumps in sound from an Aux source, and I think it spoofs the head unit into thinking its playing a CD as well.
The wire harness with two red plugs and a black plug is impossible to screw up. (it all fits one way only). Black plug goes to converter box and male red goes to back of head unit. Although the existing CD changer plug will fit into the female red plug for the converter harness, I don't think it's of any effect. The instructions had install directions for other vehicles, so it might serve a purpose in those models. I'm basing this on the fact that the seller says "CD Changer cannot be connected at the same time." I plugged my existing CD Changer wire into the female portion of the wiring harness, and it didn't hurt anything.
And then, of course, the converter box has RCA inputs and they give you a wire to convert 3.5mm to RCA. One annoying part about that cable is that it is short and terminates in a 3.5mm male end. So stop by radioshack, or whereever and pick up either a 3.5mm extension cable or a 3.5mm coupler so that the wire terminates in a female connection, so that you could plug in a Bluetooth, hands free device.
I haven't! But you can bet I'll be doing that tonight! Thanks for the tip, I didn't even consider that.