Parrot CK3000i Bluetooth

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[karatzdi]

Hello Guys.

I would really appreciate if anyone disassembled the Radio Panel of an 107. I need to do that in order to install the Parrot CK3000i Blue-tooth kit I bought for it.

Any help will be appreciated.

Thanks Cheers

[Spank My Car]

Hi,

do you mean removing this section?

[karatzdi]

Yes mate.. Exactly that..  If you may . Thanks is advance.

[Spank My Car]

Remove the fan speed k**b, I put it to position 2, there is a notch in the k**b now at the bottom, using cardboard to protect the white plastic piece with the fan symbol on it, and a thin flat blade screwdriver into the notch and lever against the lower white plastic trim gently working it while gently pulling on the top of the k**b it suddenly unclips.
Behind the k**b there is a Philips screw you now remove. After that I use the flat screwdriver and cardboard again to gently lever the radio panel up over the plastic pin holding it down. Now all you do is get your fingers under the trim and gently tug, working it back and forward up both sides until the 4 plastic retaining clips undo  and the lug at the top edge of the trim unhooks.
Refit in reverse order obviously    I hope this helps you.


Source - ADI Ali   (I just copy and pasted   )

Some of these images may help too - http://my107.blogspot.com/2007/10/change-mid-console-light.html

[karatzdi]

Hello and thanks for the quick reply.
I think your instructions are brilliant. 
Will get to work ASAP on next weekend and let you guys know. I might also change the light color of the interior to a more 'manly' one rather than RED - orange it is now. 
 

[Spank My Car]

No problem, glad I could help.

Get some pictures up after you've finished

[karatzdi]

Hello lovers of 107...

I have completed succesfully the installation of the Retrofit Bluetooth kit by Parrot. Its now a part of the Car 

1. I have removed the panel exactly on the instructions given to me by you.
2. Installed the kit based on the manual instructions. I have previously visited the parrot site, and made sure that the kit do not need any ISO Cables. These are not necessary since the car out of the factory bears the european Standards. I think one may need the ISO Cables when the car has cabling and connectors made out of the EU. I.e Japan, US etc....!
3. Try and fitted the Blue box and black box included in the kit inside that limited space.
4.Fit the cables as per manual in the kit. Follow guidelines for Car that do not need ISO Cables.
5. Make sure that it works. Have someone call you !

I have pics and all. How can I post those....I also have pics of me cars and Vespas for those who asked.

 

[Danny]

go to a site like http://imageshack.us/ and upload your pictures. Then put the links it gives you in your forum post.