I replaced the horrible speakers for a Pioneer set (ts-q171c). I also put a three layer Silent coat inside the door.
But the audio is still lacking a bit, and I am pretty sure the problem is the standard vdo radio. I do have a half decent radio somewhere (Also a Pioneer I think) with usb, bluetooth and all the bell and whistles, and I am now getting to the point of giving up the stalk controls and mf display for it.
But then I started reading arround and saw lots of people saying that allthough the connectors are ISO, the wiring isnt. And just plugging the radio in can blow the bsi. I couldnt really find any information on it, and the local car shop just laughed and told me they never hearred such a thing.
So can I just plug the new radio in? Or do I need some special wire harness or adapter?
And will the display still show the warnings like "Left door open" or will it turn into a glorified clock?
Sorry if it is a stupid question, I dont have much experience with car audio/ electronics and I really dont want to damage my car.
But the audio is still lacking a bit, and I am pretty sure the problem is the standard vdo radio. I do have a half decent radio somewhere (Also a Pioneer I think) with usb, bluetooth and all the bell and whistles, and I am now getting to the point of giving up the stalk controls and mf display for it.
But then I started reading arround and saw lots of people saying that allthough the connectors are ISO, the wiring isnt. And just plugging the radio in can blow the bsi. I couldnt really find any information on it, and the local car shop just laughed and told me they never hearred such a thing.
So can I just plug the new radio in? Or do I need some special wire harness or adapter?
And will the display still show the warnings like "Left door open" or will it turn into a glorified clock?
Sorry if it is a stupid question, I dont have much experience with car audio/ electronics and I really dont want to damage my car.
2007 Peugeot Partner Zenith RIP 
2010 Seat Ibiza ST

2010 Seat Ibiza ST


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