All,
Just got a Pajero (well a Montero as I'm in the US) and promptly proceeded to rip that dash apart to install a double-din radio.
Moved the AC controls down to where the CD changer was and pulled out the previous owner's aftermarket radio.
Attached are some pictures of the test fit taken with my phone. I was looking for a radio that would look like a stock unit and wanted actual physical buttons. The radio was $265US shipped and is one of those generic Chinese units running WindowsCE. I bench tested it on my desk with a 12v power supply, seems to work OK even if the UI is awful. We'll see once I get it fully wired up.
Oh, and my Pajero is a 2001 Limited (Exceed in AU, I think) with 120k miles all in California. I bought it from the original owner and it's silver over black.
Chris
Just got a Pajero (well a Montero as I'm in the US) and promptly proceeded to rip that dash apart to install a double-din radio.
Moved the AC controls down to where the CD changer was and pulled out the previous owner's aftermarket radio.
Attached are some pictures of the test fit taken with my phone. I was looking for a radio that would look like a stock unit and wanted actual physical buttons. The radio was $265US shipped and is one of those generic Chinese units running WindowsCE. I bench tested it on my desk with a 12v power supply, seems to work OK even if the UI is awful. We'll see once I get it fully wired up.
Oh, and my Pajero is a 2001 Limited (Exceed in AU, I think) with 120k miles all in California. I bought it from the original owner and it's silver over black.
Chris
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