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how to keep the display on vauxhall vectra?

anyone know after fitting a kenwood stereo into vauxhall vectra i would like to know how to get the display up where temp and clock is to show ie radio station rds etc help much appriciated

craig
January 2005

Vauxhall Audio, In-Car Audio Keep Vauxhall Vectra

hi all
just like to say went to kenwood and brought the adapter above on the link and all works fine got the display up and all that so once again thanks for all your help good site and well worth checking back to when in the stuck nice one

craig
February 2005

There is a really good service at http://www.vectradisplayunit.co.uk/index.html they fixed mine perfectly

Mark
January 2005

thanks for all replys to my question much appreciated cheers

craig
January 2005

IF YOU GO ON E-BAY IN AUTOMOTIVE SECTION THERE ARE ADAPTORS FOR THE STEERING WHEEL TO WORK ON AFTERMARKET STEREO & TO CONNECT YOUR HEAD UNIT TO THE DASH DISPLAY UNIT

TONY...
January 2005

Good for you Craig.

The remote adaptor for my system was/is different to the one you point to. I have a Kenwood Mask (KRC-859R) and is not listed as one that works with the Vauxhall display unfortunately. I thought all Kenwoods would have been the same, but I guess yours is newer than mine and things have improved. Mine is around 4 to 5 years old now.

Good luck

Alan
January 2005

cheers for reply alan
was the adapter you used this one http://www.justkenwood.co.uk/stock01/remotes.asp as i have just had a reply from kenwood to say this would work
thanks again for your time

craig
January 2005

I fitted a Kenwood to my Vectra (I even had the adaptor to work off the steering wheel buttons) and had the same problem. I spoke to Kenwood and they advised me that there was no way around this due to the way the Kenwood is connected. You will therefore have to put up with a blank display - sorry.

Alan
January 2005