Bluetooth & Ipod Stereo Upgrade MX5 MK3 2005>2008 Reviews

4.5 Rating 4 Reviews

Another Fantastic Bundle!We have put together a kit that has everything required to upgrade your standard factory fitted stereo unit, to one of the new single din JVC Bluetooth and Ipod compatible units. We have even managed to source the correct wiring harness needed to retain full use of the steering wheel controls!The kit comprises of -1 x KD-R811 JVC Bluetooth / Ipod Headunit1 x Aftermarket replacement centre faceplate1 x Adaptor wiring harness1 x Steering wheel control link leadA fantastic quality upgrade at our usual fantastically low price.Fits all Mazda MX5 Mk3 models, 2005>2008Click Here to see the full specification of the headunit.Please Note: This is NOT compatible with any models fitted with the BOSE system.

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“Install was a little tricky but with a prompt or two via email with Mx5 parts tec guy. It all worked out well. Looks good and being able to Bluetooth music to the radio was what I was looking for. I also wasn't aware that there's a USB port on the front of the unit enabling me to charge the mobile. Also included with the kit is a microphone to wire in for hand free calls.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Per-Erik Strömkvist

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“Quick delivery, easy to fit. Just need some better instrucction for the electrical connecting. There was three cabels left and a socket so I isolated them and tested everything and it works nicely. Over all a easy to install product.”

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Posted 7 years ago

Anthony Cooper

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“fitted it with a double din pioneer head unit looks fantastic and a perfect fit”

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Posted 9 years ago

“The replacement of the existing radio with this unit is not a job to be undertaken with a head cold and matching hangover. The old radio comes out easily enough and has been described in various fora on the web. The new unit unfortunately does not come with any clear instructions which has resulted in me breaking lots of the small retaining clips on the plastic surround. For starters the radio unit itself comes enclosed in a metal mounting rack which you MUST remove for the rest of the bits to slot into space (I did not realise this hence lots of broken plastic). I have not yet worked out how to link the steering wheel controls up to the new wiring harness and somewhat worryingly there is a spare block from the old radio unit with lots of wires coming out of it but no place to plug it into. Now for the good bit, the radio works a treat, the iPod capability is fantastic (track listings on the display) the display colour can be changed to red to match the rest of the dash lighting, the display dims when you put the headlights on (dont ask me how as I never wired anything up to the lights). so overall I am satisfied with this but it would have benefited from some clear instructions / idiot guide for the likes of me”

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Posted 12 years ago