Ok, below is a very rough Google translation of Rene's post over on the Orlando.de forum:
I'm going to do this installation myself after Christmas (waiting for Jan uary sales!) so I will make a note of any technical descriptions, and amend this guide......
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I started with the part that "snakes"
to the secret
way - the part is only plugged in and the ventilation outlets also go out with
the same marks are
the mounting brackets.
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Now you can see how to get the secret way out. it requires one 7 socket
wrench
screw the two loosen and then you can take out the times - is still
a little jerky and
it's out there. But
pay attention to the cable
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Now it's time to switch backdrop. First
the chrome edge
to loosen the
stick. the frame
is inserted and
only the best, you
pull down on the leather. there are two
parts that are only
engaged - above
the frame then
you can just take
out yet.
The scenery itself
is plugged only.
down in the
hold, and now resulting hole with a small jolt
solve cling to the
first. then keep working upwards. And also
pay attention to the cable.
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Now it goes to the trim that goes from the
steering wheel to the passenger
door. There are
two screws to
loosen (again 7mm
socket wrench), then everything is the
only fit. Before you
leave but gets going with, you have to solve the steering wheel on
a piece of trim, then you can solve the bar from right to left.
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Now we have the actual exposed radio
- 4 Screws again 7mm socket wrench
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Now you can install the wires. There is not much space, but it works here my first test:
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Cables for
the display and microphone are near the air-vent. I did not route
these to the rear-view mirror, because I would have needed to go
near the curtain airbag in the A
pillar - that was too dangerous
for me. But it fits quite well where it is.
The parrot box
I simply cable-tied in place.
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Here's the result, which I am quite pleased.
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