Demetri

Hi does anyone know how to get rid of the annoying beep noise when you put the auto into reverse ???

I have sorted it - found the wires and soldered them back to original wires thanks for your help

the photo file is too big but its the same as the one I found on ebay

how do I attach the photo?

I found the thing on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Speedo-Converters ... dZViewItem

Ok I am going to get the picture now give me a minute

when i will be driving - just seen some other write ups and I am a bit confused

One more question, now that I have changed the speedometer, when I take off the converter box will this affect the actual mileage? will it add km or miles onto the digital dial?

Ok will do - will this box have anythin to do with the de limiter? I have had a de limiter put on the car and dont want it to be affected

Do you know anythin about a tyre sign on your speedo - like its saying your tyre pressure is low? I cant get it off!!

cheers mate I had no clue until now

Ok thanks so these wires that may need to be bridged how will I know which ones they are? thanks so much for your help

Hi I have changed my existing KPH dials to MPH dials - only because I wanted the accuracy and look of the MPH dial. When connected this up and driving the car - it like shows I am doing 50MPH but really it should show I am doing 80MPH or there abouts. Does this have someting to do with the calibration when going through SVA? There must be a speedometer converter located somewhere does anyone know where it is ? thanks for taking the time to read this and if anyone can help that would be great

Hi was wondering if anyone could help. I have had my jap import sat nav converted. I was told that all the work for the new kenwood sat nav which is connected to the original screen was done in the boot - I mean, the BOSE head unit was not touched. I have also had digital TV installed (also in the boot) and a dvd player which sits behind the head rest. Now...the sat nav comes on automatically when the car starts. If you want the tv, you have to use the remote to turn it on (there are 3 remote infra red sensors which have been thread through the roof and sit in the top right hand corner of the winscreen - 1 for the sat nav, 1 for the tv and 1 for the dvd player). The TV works only when switched on using the remote, but you also have to press the tv button on the buttons near the screen (the plate?). When this happens, the Bose stereo is 'by-passed' and the 'AUX' sign comes up on the unit, and you can hear the tv through the speakers. All was perfect, until the Bose head unit started playing up. It got to a stage where I couldn't take it anymore, could barely hear a full track, decided to take the bose system out. I had bought a pac-oem to connect the wires to an aftermarket stereo, but the old head unit has 4 iso inputs, 2 large ones and 2 small ones. The new pac-oem has only the 2 larger ones - so the other 2 smaller ones are left out? I am assuming that the 2 smaller iso connectors have something to do with why there is now no sound when the tv is switched on? and if that is the case is there a special wire (like the pac oem) which connects these 2 small iso connectors to the radio via aux in ? maybe? i'm just guessing Also, the screen dims when I turn the ignition back on. In this case, I tried disconnecting the face plate (with the buttons near the screen) and connect it back up which the screen then comes on back to normal. weird! Any help please thanks much appreciated!!