Parrot Car Kit

[Mark W]

Finally come round to thinking I ought to fit my Bluetooth Parrot Car Kit (3200 LS) into my Lex....

Before I embark on the mission though I have a few questions;

1) Does the "Navigator" headunit use a standard ISO connection?

2) How easy is it to take out the headunit to get access to install my parrot kit

3) Anyone know if theres any space at all behind the headunit in the GS (Mk II)

The parrot kit comes with a small blue box that mutes the headunit when you receive calls and also controls the voice command etc - needs to fit somewhere behind the head unit - Fitted in my old LS but was a tight squeeze. Box os a bit larger than a cigarette packet but not quite as thick....

Wasnt going to bother - and buy me one of those ones that clip to your sunvisor - but was very impressed with the quality of the parrot kit - cant beat the sound coming through your car speakers and also muting of the headunit - plus no recharging issues.

[Einstein]

1, I don't think so... but all the wires you need are behind there..

2, yes, quite easy... just a few screws and clips.

3, It's pretty tight behind there, but the speaker I have fits behind the dash, so I would say yes..

I had a Nokia CK-7W fitted when I bought my GS, but replaced it with my SE 700.

John

[Mark W]

Cheers John.....I'll have a crack at it tomorrow .....

Mark

[P4UL T]

Let me know how you get on Mark, I was going to do this myself, but when I fond out it didnt use ISO connectors, I changed my mind

[Einstein]

Basically, there are only 4 wires..

Power

Ground

Switched Power

Mute

If you want to have the voice coming from the car's speakers, you will need to tap into the feed from the amp.. just the drivers will do, but can use more depending on the relay... all it does it break the connection from the amp/headunit and take the feed from the car kit output.

John

[RayKhan]

The Box unit for my Parrot system is on the transmission tunnel on the passengers side, more than enough room.