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Hi all,

Enough is enough the standard head unit doesn't suffice although it does have some good features (like the volume increase according to cabin noise:D)

This leads me on to some hopefully simple questions:


  • How much is the legit tool to extract the existing headunit?
  • Do I need one of those Autoleads connectors to fit into my new head unit or do Skoda do a reasonably priced version?
  • Any extra bits required and roughly how much are they?

Comments appreciated

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Hi all' date='

Enough is enough the standard head unit doesn't suffice although it does have some good features (like the volume increase according to cabin noise:D)

This leads me on to some hopefully simple questions:

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[*]How much is the legit tool to extract the existing headunit?

[*]Do I need one of those Autoleads connectors to fit into my new head unit or do Skoda do a reasonably priced version?

[*]Any extra bits required and roughly how much are they?

Comments appreciated

1. A few quid from the dealer, or I have read that you can make one yourself quite easily.

2. Yes you need a wiring harness adaptor, ideally. However, DON'T buy the Autoleads fascia adaptor panel - the Skoda version is cheaper and looks better, it's about 3.50 from the dealer.

3. Not sure, I think that's it for a HU, unless you want to start adding anything else.

Check fabia-vrs.com for part numbers or search this site.

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Yep skoda par is the one you need.

You don't need the autoleads type lead but you will need to swap a couple of wires over.

You will also need an aerial booster.

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Did anyone check out my previous weblink about the aerial amplifier I found.... is it the correct on for the job?

Yep booster looks good to me, pretty much indentical to the one I've got... :thumbup:

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You can tell I live near Liverpool!... dealer doesn't supply headunit removal tool, I need to take it in so they can pop it out for me:rolleyes:

As for the other parts, bit more expensive than I thought:O

Facia Adapter :

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Everyone always asking about keys....

CPC Part Number CP02815 <- 2.53 inc VAT

Those are the ones for the Fabia Symphony CD Player.

Actually thay aren't but I suspect they will work.

The genuine ones have a small slot in them which hooks into the radio to assist with pulling it out.

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as this seems to be a recurring question is it possible to make a sticky at the top of the forum, with a comprehensive guide of whats needed to replace a fabia stereo?

btw ffvrs loving the stormtrooper :)

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