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Dash Disassembly

Remove factory head unit cage

To remove the cage and for clearance of the new facia, part of the radio support needs

to be cut on each side and removed

Remove factory head unit cage

Remove the 6 screws on the top left and right sides of the cage trim

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Summary of Contents for FP9550BK

Page 1: ...VE SERIES 2 INSTALL KIT FP9550GK FP9550BK INSTALLATION USER MANUAL ...

Page 2: ...4 Confirm Dual Zone separates temperatures correctly 5 Air conditioner 6 SWC The steering controls must be working in the vehicle previously to work with our control harnesses They will not fix previous underlying problems If the system is deemed to be operational Please continue with your Installation NOTE Remove any Cd s in the from the factory head unit before uninstalling Installation Informat...

Page 3: ...ools recommended below and do not over tighten screws as they may damage the facia kit Also take care in removing the vehicles trim as over time they may have become brittle Tools needed 4 Small Pick 6 Hacksaw or cutting blade 5 Side Cutters 7 Cable Ties 3 Small Flat Head Screwdriver 1 Panel Removers 2 Phillips Head Screwdrivers 8 Electrical Tape ...

Page 4: ...en made for fitting a double DIN aftermarket radio CD or DVD player to the original double DIN enclosure The trims between these two models varies as shown below and are model specific The Aerpro AWCGM1 wireless charging dock is also available for this installation Optional accessory both variants Sold separately FP9550GK FP9550BK ...

Page 5: ...K or 1x Piano Black trim panel FP9550BK 1x Built in HVAC and SWC unit 1x Universal SWC patch lead 1x Factory USB retention lead 1x Camera retention lead 1x Antenna adapter 1x Mounting kit 2x Support brackets 1x User Install manual Inclusions FP9550GK FP9550BK OR ...

Page 6: ...heater valves or ducting positions before removal of the factory head unit Press and hold the rear demister for 5 seconds until you hear the actuators re calibrate NOTE Remove any Cd s in the from the factory head unit before uninstalling Remove right side dash panel Insert a panel remover and lever outwards ...

Page 7: ...Page 7 Dash Disassembly Remove right side trim Insert a panel remover and lever outwards Remove right side trim Continue to the left side with the panel remover FP9550GK FP9550BK ...

Page 8: ...ash Disassembly Remove left side panel Insert a panel remover and lever outwards Remove left side dash trim Insert a panel remover and lever towards yourself working your way to the centre of the dash FP9550GK ...

Page 9: ...ge 9 Dash Disassembly Remove glovebox There are 2 x screws to remove from the bottom of the glove box Remove glovebox Unclip the panel underneath the glovebox to access glove box light and mounting screws ...

Page 10: ...ssembly Remove glovebox Twist to remove the glove box light from the panel Model dependent and place trim aside until reassembly Remove glovebox There are 2 x screws to remove at the bottom of the glovebox as indicated ...

Page 11: ...e from around the top of the glove box Remove the outer screw covers with the small flat head screwdriver or pick Remove glovebox Once the glovebox is unscrewed disconnect the connector at the rear to completely remove the glovebox from the vehicle The connector sits behind a metal plate with a cutout to access the clip ...

Page 12: ...eld in with 1 plug and 2 inner clips Release centre of plug and remove Pull the lower panel downwards and out Then pull the top panel outwards and downwards to release from the clips Remove left side center console trim Once removed place the panels aside for reassembly Inner clips ...

Page 13: ...isconnect all antenna and USB connectors Press down on the top of the connector to remove from the head unit Remove under steering wheel cover Insert a panel remover and lever towards you to remove the trim repeat this process on the opposite side ...

Page 14: ...drop to protect the headlight switch connection Remove right side center console panels The panels are held in with 1 plug and 2 inner clips Release centre of plug and remove Pull the lower panel downwards and out Then pull the top panel outwards and downwards to release from the clips as done on the left side previously ...

Page 15: ...Unclip the rear camera connector below the quadlock To remove the quadlock connector press the sides marked with arrows inwards The lever will release then pull outwards to detach from the head unit Press the sides marked with arrows inwards Connector released ...

Page 16: ...trim Calais speaker shown Use pick tool or flat headed screwdriver to lift panel or grille Put aside for reassembly Dash Disassembly Remove centre panel trim top screws Unscrew the 2 screws holding the main factory fascia in place ...

Page 17: ...Disassembly Main factory facia removal Unscrew the left hand side screw holding the main factory fascia in place Main factory facia removal Unscrew the right hand side screw holding the main factory fascia in place ...

Page 18: ... in the neutral position Using a panel remover lift the trim around the gear stick holding the window controls Then carefully lift the top by hand to release the retaining clips Remove centre console trim Unplug the 3 connectors attached to the centre console trim Dash Disassembly ...

Page 19: ...Page 19 Dash Disassembly Remove pocket if applicable Unscrew left and right hand side screws and remove Remove pocket if applicable Pull upwards and towards you to remove ...

Page 20: ...Page 20 Dash Disassembly Remove tray if applicable Unscrew left and right hand side screws and remove Remove tray if applicable Pull upwards and towards you to remove ...

Page 21: ...side screws and remove Dash Disassembly Remove centre console side panel Carefully lift the base of the centre console panel up to loosen Pry the centre top retaining clip with the removal tool then pull the top gently towards you to release all remaining retaining clips ...

Page 22: ...Page 22 Dash Disassembly Remove factory screen and dash panel Hold at the top and base and pull gently forward to remove Remove factory head unit Unscrew the 4 main screws FP9550GK FP9550BK ...

Page 23: ...head unit holding cage The cage is not required in the install The cage can be removed without removing all of the centre console by cutting away part of the radio support Remove the 3 screws on the inner cage Dash Disassembly Remove factory head unit cage Remove the 2 screws on the bottom of the cage ...

Page 24: ...ory head unit cage To remove the cage and for clearance of the new facia part of the radio support needs to be cut on each side and removed Remove factory head unit cage Remove the 6 screws on the top left and right sides of the cage trim ...

Page 25: ...unit cage Once the radio support is cut and removed the cage will then be able to be removed and is no longer required retain these screws for later use Dash Disassembly Re screw factory side trims Re screw the trims back in place ...

Page 26: ...are designed for re attaching the side panels to the mounting points that were lost when the cage was removed Refer page 12 37 The brackets attach to the existing mounting locations Ancillary support bracket on drivers side Attach the support bracket using a screw from the cage removal process ...

Page 27: ...lary support brackets Ancillary support bracket on passenger side Attach the support bracket using a screw from the cage removal process Finished result For the correct position of the support brackets see the image below ...

Page 28: ...K Place the factory head unit on face down on a soft surface Remove the factory vents by removing 4 screws underneath and 1 screw on top of the vent This step not required for FP9550BK model Removing factory face panel Remove the 3 screws holding the face panel in place ...

Page 29: ... loosely attach with screws on either side Adjust the head unit to the desired depth before tightening the mounting screws on both sides Facia Kit assembly Attaching facia to factory top panel When joining the 2 pieces together make sure the tabs on both align correctly before screwing into place ...

Page 30: ...Page 30 Facia Kit assembly Aligning the tabs The two tabs slot into the space provided assuring correct alignment ...

Page 31: ...Page 31 Attaching facia to factory top panel Replace the 3 screws back into position on the top and two sides Facia Kit assembly ...

Page 32: ...op and bottom of the vents This step not required for FP9550BK model Depending on the brand of head unit connect the 3 5 mm connector or single wire of the patch lead Refer to the SWC patch harness configuration page 55 of this manual Connect the 12 pin plug to the circuit board Connecting to head unit ...

Page 33: ...o the head unit and vehicle Connecting to head unit Attach the reverse park brake and VSS cables if available Attach the factory USB retention cable located on the passenger side The factory microphone can also be used with a 3 5mm jack or 2 5mm adaptor if applicable for your head unit not supplied ...

Page 34: ...he aftermarket unit Connect to ISO plugs in main harness and connect to module NOTE It is important to connect brand speciﬁc or correctly modified universal patch lead to module before powering up ISO standard head units For this installation we used a GRUNDIG head unit which is ISO standard thus a secondary harness was not required ...

Page 35: ...figure the HVAC SWC Loosely place the completed facia into the dash to test functionality Main Harness Installation Testing the head unit HVAC Place the bottom of the facia behind the plastic trim to temporarily hold in position Turn on the vehicle ignition to test head unit audio and all HVAC controls are working correctly before starting to securing the facia into the dash ...

Page 36: ...Page 36 Facia Kit assembly Once all of the functions have been tested screw in the top section using the 2 screws retained earlier FP9550GK FP9550BK ...

Page 37: ...pport brackets to the headunit bracket using the 2 of the screws retained earlier from the removal of the cage Screw in the bottom section using the 2 screws retained earlier Reassemble in the reverse order to the disassembly to finish the installation ...

Page 38: ... 4 Right rotary dial button Rotate Tap Hold 5 Fan speed UP 6 Recirculated air on off button 7 USB charging and sync port 8 USB charging and sync port 9 Fan speed DOWN Screen display M A X MAN MAN OUTSIDE TEMP TEMP Rear demister Number Temp Single Zone Dual Zone Recirculation air Front demister Manual Auto setting Fan speed Air conditioner Outside Temp ...

Page 39: ... the right rotary dial button for 3 seconds until you hear a click sound Once you release your finger the air conditioner icon Snowflake illuminates Press and hold again to turn off When turning on the air conditioner the system will remember your previous user settings Hold Press ...

Page 40: ...ositioning To select different air positions in the vehicle tap the RIGHT rotary button Positions are for the Head Feet Chest Chest Feet and Feet See icons below Selecting Head Feet will automatically turn on the AC ...

Page 41: ...Page 41 Functions Recirculation Air Passthrough button Tap this button to cycle between Recirculation and Air Passthrough The corresponding icon will illuminate Tap ...

Page 42: ...case that you may need to re calibrate your heater valves or ducting positions For example your vents do not pass air through the correct vents or hot cold does not feel correct Press and hold the Front Demister button for 5 seconds or more until you hear the actuators in the car begin to re calibrate 4 x chimes will sound to confirm NOTE Turning on Front Demister will automatically turn on A C Ta...

Page 43: ...nd Bottom to lower fan speed NOTE When the fan is set at Zero the cars air circulation will change to pass through Rotate Air conditioner temperature Turn the right rotary dial to the left or right to lower and raise the air conditioner temperature C is the lowest H is the highest Numeric values range from 17 C to 30 C ...

Page 44: ...desired level The fans speed the vent temperature and the air flow direction is fully automatic and will adjust itself based on what it needs to get to the required level Tap Rotate The temperature can be set between 16 C and 31 C when in Climate Mode NOTE When the temperature is set to C or H The AUTO symbol will turn off This indicates the system will be running full COLD or full HOT ...

Page 45: ... MID and Fan HIGH Fan LOW Fan MID Fan HIGH To adjust the levels use Fan Up and Fan Down NOTE If you change the vents while in Auto Climate the vents will change however the fan will remain on AUTO AUTO Symbol will turn off If you change the Air speed above FAN HIGH or FAN LOW while in Auto Climate the system will revert back to manual fan mode ...

Page 46: ...l change to a Single Zone temperature display Adjusting Temperature In Single Zone Mode the right rotary dial adjusts the temperature Adjusting the left rotary dial will revert the system back to Dual Zone Allows for the passenger temperature to be adjusted independently from the drivers side temperature Rotate Rotate Hold ...

Page 47: ...enger temps will be in sync While they are in sync both temps can be adjusted by the drivers dial Dual Sync When the LEFT rotary dial is rotated the passenger temp will be adjusted Once this is done Dual Sync will turn off and both temps can be adjusted independently Rotate Rotate ...

Page 48: ...rawing in unwanted fumes when travelling at low speeds Activating Anti Pollution Mode To activate Anti Pollution Mode hold the passthrough button for 5 seconds then release The screens symbol will change as shown To deactivate Anti Pollution Mode hold the passthrough button for 3 seconds the release until you hear 4x Chimes at which point the symbol will change back to normal Hold ...

Page 49: ...ne the Left scroll wheel controls the fan speed and the Right scroll wheel controls temperature Dual Zone When in Dual Zone the Left and Right scroll wheels control the temperature settings Left for Passenger temp and Right for Drivers temperature After 5 seconds of inactivity The steering wheel controls will revert back to the aftermarket stereo and functionality will continue as normal NOTE If n...

Page 50: ...io source Trip button Press to access centre cluster settings Phone button Single press to answer a call During a call single press to place the call on hold Long press to hang up Nav button No longer supported Right scroll wheel Use the right scroll wheel to adjust the volume up and down TRIP AUDIO Tap TRIP NAV AUDIO Scroll Scroll Functions ...

Page 51: ... of the screen There are 3 sections to indicate the Left Middle and Right of the Front of the vehicle with each having 4 levels of sensor warnings displayed This indicates how close to a collision the vehicle is Rear Sensors When in Reverse The Rear sensors are displayed at the bottom of the screen There are 3 sections to indicate the Left Middle and Right of the Rear of vehicle with each having 4...

Page 52: ... Resetting the system In the case of the system locking up or not functioning correctly the unit can be reset to factory settings Press hold both left right rotary knobs at the same time Press Hold Press Hold ...

Page 53: ...Page 53 Installer Notes ...

Page 54: ...et Unit Camera in Antenna in Main Harness Vehicle Harness Vehicle Harness Speed Pulse Pink 3 5 2 5mm Adapter 3 5mm Jack Secondary Harness Antenna booster Power Blue Vehicle Harness Factory Passive Microphone AUX To aftermarket unit if applicable Highlighted Yellow Not Included Sold Separately Reverse Camera Retention Harness R L ...

Page 55: ...Y 2 and GND Bullet terminals for Self Learn Head units Self Learn Head units No cutting required SONY No cutting required Use 3 5mm Jack Alternate Sony Programming Cut Orange Purple Wire For the VE kits we have re purposed the old Philips Nakamichi patch lead configuration to allow newer Sony units to work with the phone pick up button model dependent not all Sony units have this feature Previousl...

Page 56: ...anual please visit the https aerpro com website and search for your model An installation video is also available on our website This manual is considered correct at time of printing but is subject to change For latest manuals and updates refer to the website Copyright 2023 by TDJ Australia All rights reserved No part of this publication may be reproduced distributed or transmitted in any form or ...

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