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Sammyboy

Member Since: 28 Feb 2017
Location: Hampshire
Posts: 121

2012 Defender 110 Puma 2.2 USW Sumatra Black

Parrot MKi9200 Bluetooth Handsfree Kit V3

Considering buying one of these for my 2012 Puma 110 USW XS as they get good reviews as a hands-free and music playing device. Does anyone have experience of fitting and using one? Do all the extra looms and electronic box supplied with the kit fit into the space behind the standard LR head unit? Is there any need to buy any additional looms, adapters to connect it to the Puma?

Discovery 4 HSE
Defender 2.2 110 USW XS
Ford Kuga AWD
Discovery 3
Range Rover P38
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Discovery - 200TDI

7th Apr 2018 3:57pm

Badger110

Member Since: 06 Feb 2018
Location: South hams
Posts: 1039

2011 Defender 110 Puma 2.4 USW Buckingham Blue

I have it in mine and yes it's a doddle to fit and no need for additional adapters as it's a standard ISO connection

The blue box sits either left or right of the Headunit, plenty of space for it in the dash. Simply plug your current ISO connections into from the Landy and plug the ISO connection from the blue box into your Headunit.

Microphone can be wired down the right hand side of the dash into the footwell and up into the fuse box area, across the footwell and up the pillar into the headlining...i actually mounted mine on the sun visor, you do see a small cable but that's ok with me.

If you have the screen as well, you can mount this above the headunit and the cable will go between the facia panels underneath the clock when you click it all back in place ( this requires you to remove the facia panel first, but you can re route the cable anywhere if you like.

Hope that helps

7th Apr 2018 5:01pm

Sammyboy

Member Since: 28 Feb 2017
Location: Hampshire
Posts: 121

Thanks Badger110 that is very helpful.

Discovery 4 HSE
Defender 2.2 110 USW XS
Ford Kuga AWD
Discovery 3
Range Rover P38
Discovery - 300 TDI
Discovery - 200TDI

7th Apr 2018 5:29pm

Sammyboy

Member Since: 28 Feb 2017
Location: Hampshire
Posts: 121

Hi Badger 110

I see from the installation instructions that there are 3 options as to which to connect the 'mute' wire to; which one did you choose 1, 2 or 3??

I have also noted that there are 2 versions of this kit; the v2 and v3. Which one have you got?

Cheers

Discovery 4 HSE
Defender 2.2 110 USW XS
Ford Kuga AWD
Discovery 3
Range Rover P38
Discovery - 300 TDI
Discovery - 200TDI

5th May 2018 2:33pm

custom90

Member Since: 21 Jan 2010
Location: South West, England.
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BT playback can be extremely useful to use and more future proof than cabling.

It should also let you use your phone or iPad as your HU and control device and no built in HU can really compete with that.
Steve Mead Designs had a nice in dash iPad device build the other day I saw.

There are also stand alone BT devices you can run with RCA outputs to an external amp, which can run a full system.
Of course you don't have the BT then though.

Lots of possibility.

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5th May 2018 3:42pm

Sammyboy

Member Since: 28 Feb 2017
Location: Hampshire
Posts: 121

Sammyboy wrote:
Thanks Badger110 that is very helpful.

Bought and fitted last weekend, what a brilliant system

Discovery 4 HSE
Defender 2.2 110 USW XS
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Discovery 3
Range Rover P38
Discovery - 300 TDI
Discovery - 200TDI

15th May 2018 8:34pm

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