Aftermarket headunit fitting in an 06 Cayman S

Aftermarket headunit fitting in an 06 Cayman S

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Mike_C

Original Poster:

984 posts

222 months

Monday 4th November 2013
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I have decided that I really do need iPod connectivity in my ’06 Cayman S, and have been offered a Pioneer AppRadio from a mate at work, which seems to do everything I need (iPod connection inc. charging and control + Bluetooth connectivity for my iPhone).

My relatively simple questions are:

1. Do I need an ISO connector to link the new headunit to the car, or do the existing plugs in the car fit to aftermarket headunits?
2. Do I need any sort of fitting kit to mount it in the car?
3. Can anyone recommend a supplier of the double din fascia surround that is a good colour match to the silver/graphite standard trim?

Many thanks,

Mike

gsewell

693 posts

283 months

Monday 4th November 2013
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For the double din cage and fascia, try looking at http://www.connects2.co.uk/ProductInformation.aspx...

For the cabling, it seems that this can be a nightmare in this country, but you could look at http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/05-08-PORSCHE-BOXSTER-AF...

Please let me know how you get on, as I am thinking the same for my 2011 Cayman.

Mike_C

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984 posts

222 months

Thursday 7th November 2013
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Thanks gsewell. Why is the cabling a nightmare, is it not a plug & play job with an ISO connector if required?

porschecrazy321

115 posts

130 months

Sunday 10th November 2013
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Hi mike
I have had a parrot asteroid smart fitted to my cayman,this has nav,and the usual great parrot bluetooth built in,this was done by Car Electronics in Derby and cost me £500 fitted ,you cannot tell that it is not standard as the fit is superb and the guy who fitted it Roy was very professional , there is indeed a loom/facia kit which as to be used ,if you pay a visit to the above mentioned web site you are able to see pictures of the finished fit of my car,hope this helps

gsewell

693 posts

283 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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My understanding is that the CDR-30 does not use a correct ISO connector and hence the adapter loom needs to be built up from scratch.

If there is an off the peg loom then I have not found it for my Cayman - maybe Gen 1 and earlier were better served.

Mike_C

Original Poster:

984 posts

222 months

Monday 11th November 2013
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porschecrazy321 said:
Hi mike
I have had a parrot asteroid smart fitted to my cayman,this has nav,and the usual great parrot bluetooth built in,this was done by Car Electronics in Derby and cost me £500 fitted ,you cannot tell that it is not standard as the fit is superb and the guy who fitted it Roy was very professional , there is indeed a loom/facia kit which as to be used ,if you pay a visit to the above mentioned web site you are able to see pictures of the finished fit of my car,hope this helps
Can't see any pics, can you post some up please?

gsewell said:
My understanding is that the CDR-30 does not use a correct ISO connector and hence the adapter loom needs to be built up from scratch.

If there is an off the peg loom then I have not found it for my Cayman - maybe Gen 1 and earlier were better served.
Will this do the trick?! Mine has a CDR-24 headunit I believe...

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=3...

porschecrazy321

115 posts

130 months

Tuesday 12th November 2013
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hope this is ok m8,its the only one i have
Mike_C said:
Will this do the trick?! Mine has a CDR-24 headunit I believe...

http://pages.ebay.com/link/?nav=item.view&id=3...