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Name of the connector(s) for the 98-02 stereo?
27 Nov 2015 21:59 #157355
by Gerula
Name of the connector(s) for the 98-02 stereo? was created by Gerula
I'm contemplating the addition of a modern stereo capable of USB/SDHC playback and I just found out that the connector used by Suzuki is not the usual ISO. From googling around it also appears that 98-02 cars (like mine) have a different connector then later models.
Does anyone know what's the name of the connector(s) used by Suzuki on these earlier models? I want to purchase the adapter locally and need a name of the plug to start asking around for the proper adapter
(maybe I get lucky and one of the local shops has it)
Does anyone know what's the name of the connector(s) used by Suzuki on these earlier models? I want to purchase the adapter locally and need a name of the plug to start asking around for the proper adapter
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27 Nov 2015 22:03 #157357
by j999pre
Gold Jimny the best colour (sold)
Big red Jimny 32" tyres, arbs, cage 5:1 transfer etc. (Sold)
Grey pick up Jimny
Turbo m13a, arbs, floating rear shafts, disc conversion rear, vented front conversion. 245 70 16. Winch, 3" lift, 4:16 trans hd shafts and CVS
Replied by j999pre on topic Name of the connector(s) for the 98-02 stereo?
I have the connector to go from Suzuki to ISO if you are interested
Gold Jimny the best colour (sold)
Big red Jimny 32" tyres, arbs, cage 5:1 transfer etc. (Sold)
Grey pick up Jimny
Turbo m13a, arbs, floating rear shafts, disc conversion rear, vented front conversion. 245 70 16. Winch, 3" lift, 4:16 trans hd shafts and CVS
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27 Nov 2015 22:17 #157359
by wombat
Replied by wombat on topic Name of the connector(s) for the 98-02 stereo?
If you are buying a new head unit they usually come with an adapter lead, think it's called an ISO adapter, hope this helps
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27 Nov 2015 22:32 - 27 Nov 2015 22:34 #157363
by Gerula
Replied by Gerula on topic Name of the connector(s) for the 98-02 stereo?
I wish it was the case here But the unit I'm set on comes without any adapter.
Thanks but the problem is I'm quite far from the UK, postage would cost more then the adapter. I'm looking to do this tomorrow if I luck out with the adapter at the local shops, but I need to know the correct name of the plug.
But the unit I'm set on comes without any adapter.j999pre wrote: I have the connector to go from Suzuki to ISO if you are interested
Thanks but the problem is I'm quite far from the UK, postage would cost more then the adapter.
I'm looking to do this tomorrow if I luck out with the adapter at the local shops, but I need to know the correct name of the plug. Please Log in or Create an account to join the conversation.
27 Nov 2015 23:17 #157369
by Daniel30
What you saying kirkynut connect it old school!!
Replied by Daniel30 on topic Name of the connector(s) for the 98-02 stereo?
kirkynut wrote: You could cut the plugs off and use crimp bullet connectors to do away with the plugs all together.
Kirkynut
What you saying kirkynut connect it old school!!
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27 Nov 2015 23:23 - 27 Nov 2015 23:25 #157372
by Gerula
Sure, but that remains the last solution. I don't like the idea of bullet connectors in such application as in time one may come out and cause sparks/shorts and so on.
Still, I refuse to believe that no one knows the name of the connectors used by Suzuki.
Replied by Gerula on topic Name of the connector(s) for the 98-02 stereo?
kirkynut wrote: You could cut the plugs off and use crimp bullet connectors to do away with the plugs all together.
Kirkynut
Sure, but that remains the last solution. I don't like the idea of bullet connectors in such application as in time one may come out and cause sparks/shorts and so on.
Still, I refuse to believe that no one knows the name of the connectors used by Suzuki.
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28 Nov 2015 00:17 #157379
by Funky Diver
Replied by Funky Diver on topic Name of the connector(s) for the 98-02 stereo?
ラジオコネクター
translated ... Rajiokonekutā
You'll find it's proprietary so it probably won't have a name as such.... indeed ISO gets chucked about far too often too, when in reality there's hundred of ISO connectors depending on the fit.
There's a few available through Google shopping though... about £8, but as you say you might be better trying to source one locally
translated ... Rajiokonekutā
You'll find it's proprietary so it probably won't have a name as such.... indeed ISO gets chucked about far too often too, when in reality there's hundred of ISO connectors depending on the fit.
There's a few available through Google shopping though... about £8, but as you say you might be better trying to source one locally
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28 Nov 2015 09:38 - 28 Nov 2015 09:42 #157385
by kirkynut
Use solder and heat shrink then.
They are called ISO adapters and are readily available on the Internet. Why will delivery be so expensive to you?
I don't see what options you have but to do as I've said or order the correct adapter.
When I was younger and started playing with cars ISO plugs hadn't been invented so we had to work out which wire was which and solder or connect them with some form of connectors.
Kirkynut
The underdog often starts the fight, and occasionally the upper dog deserves to win - Edgar Watson Howe.
My Jimny Thread Here: www.bigjimny.com/index.php/forum/8-my-ji...on-continues?start=0
Replied by kirkynut on topic Name of the connector(s) for the 98-02 stereo?
Gerula wrote:
kirkynut wrote: You could cut the plugs off and use crimp bullet connectors to do away with the plugs all together.
Kirkynut
Sure, but that remains the last solution. I don't like the idea of bullet connectors in such application as in time one may come out and cause sparks/shorts and so on.
Still, I refuse to believe that no one knows the name of the connectors used by Suzuki.
Use solder and heat shrink then.
They are called ISO adapters and are readily available on the Internet. Why will delivery be so expensive to you?
I don't see what options you have but to do as I've said or order the correct adapter.
When I was younger and started playing with cars ISO plugs hadn't been invented so we had to work out which wire was which and solder or connect them with some form of connectors.
Kirkynut
The underdog often starts the fight, and occasionally the upper dog deserves to win - Edgar Watson Howe.
My Jimny Thread Here: www.bigjimny.com/index.php/forum/8-my-ji...on-continues?start=0
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29 Nov 2015 02:25 #157437
by Gerula
Replied by Gerula on topic Name of the connector(s) for the 98-02 stereo?
OK, I found a connector that fits my Jimny (no easy task, apparently there are 3 different versions 98-02, 02-05 and 2005-> ) and I also bought the ISO plugs already fitted with wires.
Does anyone know the pinout for the 1998-2002 head unit? I couldn't find while googling around.
Thanks a lot
Does anyone know the pinout for the 1998-2002 head unit? I couldn't find while googling around.
Thanks a lot
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