Jump to content
SAU Community

Recommended Posts

For sale

1) Pioneer USB headunit

DEH-4350UB - Tuner with Front USB and Aux-in, iPod Direct Control, Custom RGB/Multi-colour Display and Buttons

More details at: http://www.pioneer.c...350UB/page.html

Item is as new, with remote, harness, manual etc. - $150

ae7ec6de.jpg

2) Rare dealer option woodgrain freebox 1DIN compartment as new.

Fits all cars, 1DIN size. - $50

de9e7fd0.jpg

Located in Sydney. post ok

PM me

interested in head unit actually. swaps + cash your way for a headunit...........???

mine is the pioneer DEH7350BT, has no remote, no manual. blue LED colour, cannot change. reason i want to swap is cos i'm going for a red colour scheme interior and this unit's lights are blue.

no sorry, looking for a sale as i dont have a use for it anymore.

FYI you can change the illumination colour scheme on this to any colour you want, it can scroll through the spectrum automatically too as an option.

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now


  • Similar Content

  • Latest Posts

    • You need one of those automated sprays that puffs a nice small every 15 minutes in their room. Except swap the nice smell for chloroform...
    • Don't step down power supply size, maintain it the whole way. It's how I'd do it. OR, Id have one feed, with one joint that splits out to six smaller gauge wires that go to each coil. I wouldn't add joins like stepping from 12 to 16, at the first two coils, as if you try to continue that fashion, each joint will introduce a voltage drop. In theory, earths should be the same size as power feeds, however in this case the main power needs to be bigger due to the average size current. So the next question is, how much current do these coils actually need?
    • I think Murray is onto it. It's sounding like either it's a soft block, not long enough block, OR if you're chasing waves, you're going in the direction of the waves, instead of across them. Rotate your sanding pattern by 45 degrees is something to try. You said you're going in an X, so now instead, from the same perspective, do a "t" instead.   If you're not able to have the block sit on top of two high points, and not touch the low point between them, you'll never get it flat.
    • Hi, i’m making Vag coil loom for rb25det, can anyone confirm the wire guage i’m using for power supply in diagram is enough for supply not too small for loom? For earth do i need to follow the same procedure or i can use only 16awg wire for all coil and their connecting wire following to the plug?
    • Did you panel beat the dents or have you tried to repair this only using filler?  Is your sanding block soft/flexible and is following the shape of the panel rather then just knocking down the high points? 
×
×
  • Create New...