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How to Remove the Radio/Cassette Player??


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Have a 2002 90 and I'm trying to slot in a new radio/CD player that I can play my iPod through. Thing is, I can't figure out how to remove the electrical connector from the back of the standard C42 radio/cassette, it's a bit weird compared to the norm. I worked out that the shroud around the connector levers up a bit, but it doesn't seem to help and there's nothing to get hold of.. I suppose it's easy when one knows how, but I don't! Thanks!

Edited: Got the wretched thing off, just had to use brute strength (not much available) and ignorance (plenty), the 'shroud', when levered hard enough, pops out the multi-wire connector. The connector doesn't look like anything I've seen before and nothing like the standardised ICE connectors (surprise!). Is there an adaptor available?

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You are supposed to pull sideways on the shroud bit on the edge of the connector and there are two locating pegs which slide up an angled groove and it pops out quite easily.

Yes there is an adaptor available either from Land Rover or I imagine any good aftermarket ICE specialists. I have one in my hand at this moment made by Autoleads part number PC2-05-4 intended for BMW 3 series etc. The silly connector you are looking at is one of the things foisted on the company by BMW during their reign of terror power at Solihull. Der Rover Group shall all use der German radiokonnectors or you vill all be shot schweinhund Englanders :rtfm:

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