Fiat Panda 2003 - 2013 how to remove factory radio & fit a new one.Simple guide.
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- Simple step by step guide on how to remove the original factory fitted radio and install an aftermarket one.
Part numbers included in the video for extra bits needed.
I am not liable for any injury or damage sustained from the info in this guide. If your worried seek pro advice! - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Thank you so much for this guide! I just got my Panda and this made it so much easier to do it by myself!
Really useful and easy to follow - nice one, thanks PJ
Really helpful, cheers!
THANKS VERY MUCH, very useful video!!!!!!!!!! i have the same radio.
Only one like? Shame dude. Thanks for making the effort. +1
Brilliant video, thanks!
Great video and very helpful. I am trying to fit a Pioneer stereo in to my Fiat 500 and the issue I am having is that when I turn on the ignition it does not turn on at all. I think the bit I might be missing is running power from the fuse. It's a 2009 Fiat 500, do you know if this is similar to the Panda?
Excellent video. Ta very much.
Thanks so much great and well explaind video
Why connect the power cabel to the fuse if the original connector has allready the red wire?
is there a list of the parts you need to buy for this anywhere? great vid👍🏻
Hi stumbled across your video. Any suggestions as alternative to black clips as I can't figure out how they grip to the plastic of replacement fascia.
Do you need the double up socket
I don't think you need the extra 12V positive feed that you fitted here, it is already linked on the power
connecter block. ISO standard input.
No problem you do it your way chap 👍🏻
I got confused at the putting the power cable into the block :(
What fuzes did you put in the fuze spur
Any body have luck with getting their steering controls working with and after market radio?
I had to struggle with mine, whatever I did, the radio didn't want to come out. I ended up slightly harming the edge of the dash with my prying tools.. No idea why this was such an issue with my Panda. (yes I've changed dozens of car radio's before..)
Hi there, thanks for making this video, I have a few questions because I plan on installing an iPad mini into that gap. I'm planning on installing a single din media player (aux, and usb, and Bluetooth) in to the gap and then putting the iPad over it sealing the gap. I'm a bit worried about what inputs I need on the head unit and what adaptors to buy for it to work, do you have any suggestions?
The iPad mini completely covers the hole without a fascia plate so the single din player would be floating around behind it, I'll probably use foam or something to keep it in place.
Well if the head unit your installing has a usb 2.0 or 3.0 input your Ipad charging cable is all you will need for directly sending music from the Ipad to the headunit,or you could use Bluetooth from Ipad to headunit but this can disconnect from time to time so it's best to use the cable.
The grey squeezey tab is very stuck how do I get it out?
love the vdo, question though, what is the red,green,yellow plugs for or go to? I have the same and what to fit a double din unit. THX
The smaller plugs are for things like steering wheels controls,display and aux inputs to the original radio,they are not needed on an aftermarket radio.
Super, Thanks :-) I don't have steering control but I do have the factory base and extra tweeters, would one of them possibly be for that ? Thanks a bunch.
None of the coloured ones work the speakers. You have the two large connectors that cover both sound and power.
When you fit a after market radio in a fiat panda 2006 , I.v had 2 different one s in my panda , but all you get is fm no MW no LW what is this
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why cant you use the main power cable ?
can you put two radios in? (Want a cd player and tape player)
Both would need to be hard wired in and one one switched on at a time but it is possible.
Is the fuse spur (or whatever its called) connected to the fuse box included with the radio?
Not included with any radio but can be bought from most car shops or places like Ebay/Amazon - www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Pack-Of-2-Add-A-Circuit-Mini-Blade-Spade-Fuse-Holders-15-Amp-Rating-Easy-Spur/111149841394?_trkparms=aid%3D111001%26algo%3DREC.SEED%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20160908105057%26meid%3De9c37840c75e4b57b9f2c8d79a0b7f55%26pid%3D100675%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D142796087576%26itm%3D111149841394&_trksid=p2481888.c100675.m4236&_trkparms=pageci%3Ad7cf34b7-5cef-11e8-b0e1-74dbd1809bb9%7Cparentrq%3A829af03b1630aad34af7e26efff8d326%7Ciid%3A1
PJs projects thank you !!
Those yellow, green and blue plugs you took out of the old radio, what are they for, and what did you do with them?
CANBUS leads, just ignore them.
@Gary-Seven-and-Isis-in-1968 thank you so much
Hi
Why is the fuse adapter needed? Is this to retain stored channels etc., or will the radio not work without the fuse adapter?
The fuse spur is used to save splicing in to the original wires and so no need for soldering.
Whats the red cable called connected to the fuse and where do I buy it
It’s a mini blade fuse spur and can be purchased from most cars shops,EBay,Amazon or even Halfords.
would you be able to come and fit a new radio in my car?
Afraid I only do large corporate stuff,no private work.
Is the fuse adaptor really needed? Won't it just turn on/off using the factory leads??
Tim Gilding any answer to this question?
Tim Gilding nope, Fiat didn’t do that for some reason.
i have a 2006 panda and did not need the fuse wire. i just plugged in and worked right away.
@@experiment18a40 I have a 2006 Panda, what kind of stereo did you use for your Panda?
@@ilsroct hi the stereo i got is called sony mex-n4100bt. it uses the wire that come out of the original stereo
Did the radio come with the adaptor seen at 5:55? If not, can you send a link to it?
Yes the cable comes with the radio. Any branded new radios that are not direct iso fit will come with that cable.
Where I can buy all those things
Amazon,Ebay,most car shops or many online retailers.
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/FIAT-PANDA-GREY-SINGLE-or-DOUBLE-DIN-FASCIA-2000-to-2006-PANEL-ADAPTOR-KIT/150687755570?epid=10017009675&hash=item2315b0ad32:g:n1EAAOxyqKVRhgaw
Where can I buy a new one please?
Try your local main dealer or a scrap yard or EBay.
How much the radio cost?
£35
Hello jou there
Radio code fiat
Double din Sat nav with DAB would be better !
Thanks for your input carforumwanker ❤️