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Hi it will work only for volvo? Or can it work for any car model?

is this Original or is this aftemarket ?

Vor bestimmt zwei Jahren bestellt. Endlich jetzt mal eingebaut! Deine Anleitung ist super. Und es funktioniert sofort. Sogar CD kann man noch hören. Also Fazit: Günstig, 1 Stunde Arbeit, unsichtbar. Kann ich jedem Volvo ohne AUX empfehlen! Danke für deine technische Bastelei! Ich feier Dich!

Hi, my Volvo did not come with Bluetooth or auxiliary and if I install that can I use it for calls, videos, audio, music, etc.

Hi, where can I buy these accessories or do you sell the radio ready to be installed in the car? I can't find your link. I'm interested in adding auxiliary to my car radio.

Hello, Iam just random from internet with V50 and i want to ask if you are considering resuply? handsfree in my car works flawlessly but i want to play music and control it with buttons on steering wheel and that is what FM transmiter cannot give me.

I am about to buy this for my new v50 2.4 2006. Where can I find a video that shows me how to get to the cd player and it’s removal from the console?

I own a 2010 S40 Momentum without Premium Audio or external amp (couldn't find it anywhere). Are those factory radio that good so they don't distort at max volume? I'm pretty impressed. Also i want to change the speakers so i think it will sound good at a high volume

En menos de dos años se ha fundido,no me parece una opcion barata

I have the 6 CD Player. Although I did order the adapter with that option, I have no idea how I could install it. The player looks totally different to this one in the vid. There is no space to get the adapter in.

I did! Work very good

This module is an absolute blessing! If you have a CD-P1 unit (i.e. early 2004 single-CD V50 with external amp) it will have the motherboard on the side wall, and the installation needs a few adjustments: - To open it up, you only need to remove two screws from the top (the side with the information sticker, not the side with the mounting bracket), and go around the edge with a spudger or (carefully) a screw driver to undo the clamps. No need to unscrew anything on the back side! - Once the lid is removed, the motherboard should be fully exposed on the side wall. If the motherboard is not clearly visible, these notes probably do not apply to your CD player. - Carefully disconnect the brown/orange flat cable from the top edge of the motherboard. There are probably no locks on this connector, the cable should just slide out, but double check just in case. - You do not necessarily HAVE to remove the disc reader (the big metal box that the brown cable wraps around), but it is easy enough, and gives better access for the next steps. Remove the two screws from the bracket that holds the disc reader to the floor of the unit. In the top of the disc reader at the front corners, there are two big holes revealing two more recessed screws. Remove these also, ideally with a magnetic screw driver so the screws don't disappear into a void and damage the reader. You should now be able to remove the reader, making sure not to bump into the motherboard, and that the flat cable does not get snagged. - Here you run into an issue: the kit includes two 10cm flat cables that are meant to connect to a motherboard at the bottom, but the motherboard is on the side, so the flat cables have to make a bend that they are not really long enough for. - OPTION A: Not recommended, you can probably bend and fold the flat cables until everything fits, force the lid on, and hope it works. The flat cables are fragile, and even if it works initially, they may break down the line. - OPTION B: Buy one or two longer flexible flat cables, 20cm should do, 18-pin FFC with 1mm pitch (if I'm not mistaken). Type A or B will both work if installed correctly, type A is what is included. Disconnect the original brown flat cable from the disc reader and replace it with a new flat cable. You can the rip the old cable off the disc reader if you really want to, but I would just tuck it out of the way so it can be restored if necessary. - OPTION C: This is what I did, reuse and reroute the original brown flex cable; you can always fall back to option B. Very carefully peel the brown flex cable from the disc reader, starting at the side you disconnected from the motherboard. Peel off the side all the way to the first corner, then peel about half of the cable on the back. Keep the rest attached, and connected to the disc reader. - There are probably two orange 'tabs' on the disconnected end of the flat cable, these interfere with the connector used on the JustTech module. Carefully cut them off so the sides are straight and flush, making very sure not to damage or expose any of the pins. - Connect the brown flat cable to the 'CD' connector on the JustTech module as shown in the video, making sure to undo and redo the locks on the connector. - If you removed the disc reader, reseat it to get a good impression of where everything should go. - Connect a new white ribbon cable to the JustTech module as instructed. - The connection to the motherboard poses yet another issue: because the connector is so close to the lid, you may want to fold a 90-degree bend in the white ribbon cable very close to the end, inside of the blue tab, but just a fraction before the exposed pins. You may want to use a ruler or another straight edge to do this neatly. It is not ideal, but likely preferable over the lid pushing down on the cable and the connector. - If you chose to reuse the original brown flex cable, the most optimal position for the module is probably on the side of the disc reader directly opposite the motherboard, where the ribbon cable used to be glued to the disc reader. Rotate and align the module so the two ribbon connectors of the module are facing towards the front of the player, in line with the ribbon connector of the motherboard, and the mic and control connectors are neatly accessible in line with with the back of the disc reader. In this position, the original brown ribbon cable should now fold up 90 degrees at the back of the disc reader, then go over the disc reader in the corner (where the laser warning sticker probably is), and bend 180 degrees into the connector of the module on the side... a picture would be worth a thousand words 😅 - If you bought new longer flat cables, find any flat surface that both cables can reach without any strain or hard folds. You do not need to keep clear of the holes in the case, they do not provide essential airflow, but you do need to avoid the exposed moving components of the disc reader. - Connect the remaining end of the flex cable to the motherboard - Thread the Bluetooth antenna through one of the holes in the back, and connect it to the module - Try it in your car. If it works, stick down the module, tape down the flex table where necessary, screw the disc reader in place, screw the lid back on, and install it in your car :)

why isn't mine working? did exactly as in the video but does not work on it at all, do you have to press a button?

I have a 2011 c70 and it has factory Bluetooth phone but not for music, would this help ?

Hello Justas. Where is I can order this module.

Just updated my radio with it!! Wow it works perfectly on my Volov C30 2008 ( no Aux).

ball milled ??

Lo acabo de comprar y estoy a la espera... no lo pense dos veces... el transmisor fm tiene mucha interferencia y nunca se compara el sonido con el del cd player... esperemos no defraude la compra , tengo un volvo xc90 de 6cds

Hi. a very interesting solution. I have a few questions: If there is no Aux channel, will this Bluetooth module function? How will the tape recorder recognize this module and will the CD player work or will this module function instead of the cd player? The video and instructions do not show where to install or fix the antenna board? The video does not show how it all functions after installation and whether it functions at all? What is the sound quality? Is there such a module with Bluetooth and usb function?

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Out of stock, would really want to buy one :(

Seems like they are out of stock. I’d really want one

When will it be available for sale?

Will it be for sale again? I'd like to have one or two in Mexico.

Hello! can i get this?

Is this module still available? Any upgraded versions?

But where does one buy it??? Can't find anything useful anywhere - I bought a FM transmitter/Bluetooth thingy that should work on an empty FM frequency, but it seems that all the "empty" FM frequencies in DK are only useful for listening to static noise effing your Bluetooth music up and when the shit works it's only for a few minutes, then some radio station interferes....😂 HEEEELP!

hey i just ordered this an installed it but i hear no audio

Excelente producto! totalmente satisfecho. Saludos desde Guatemala.

Hello! Where can I find this bt module? Thx!

Hi bro, Is it still available

I have a question. I have a Volvo V50 2.0D from 2004, the veru first version. It's pretty weard. It's a basic audiosystem, only 1 cd (not for 6). It has no aux. BUT in the left on the trunk there's an amplifier. My main question is, if I get Bluetooth with your system, how does it works in reality? Connectivity? Phonebook import? If I be called, something appears on the screen? And another question. Do you think it is possible to go from bssic (sound realy sucks😮) to a high performance audio? With kind regards, Tom Vanantwerpen

Just recieved and installed mine and it works perfectly :-) Thank you Justas!

This is a great great piece of engineering. If there was an industry award for aftermarket car accessories this module should be nominated in the category “aftermarket car accessory of the decade”. Due to the fact that it integrates seamlessly with the OEM Volvo car stereo it provides for an elegance and sound quality that few - if any - other aftermarket car accessory manufacturers has shown effort to compete with. Nor can they compete with the kind of enthusiasm, engineering effort and product development required to bring a product like this to market. To quote ABBA, I say “Thank you for the music”.

Will you be making more

Labas Justai,noriu paklausti turit šių modulių pardavime? Ir kaip veiktų volvo 50 šis modulis jei mašinos navigacijoje nėra pažymėtos Phone ikonos?

Justai turiu problema, pas mane taip pat padaryta bet tik kaire puse groja, o kai cd ar radija klausau groja viskas kaip ir turetu, kame problema?

hi, I installed this product but the sound is not clean, there is some background hiss and sometimes the sound is distorted. do you have any solution?

Hello, were can i buy this module? I own a Volvo V50, 2.4 without aux

Where can a buy this

could someone give me de links to get de product that i need to make the changes that availables me to have aux? thanks

Hola justas! Por lo que veo hay 2 placas diferentes para acoplar al volvo S40 sin función aux !cuál debería de comprar? Hay uno de lo 2 modelos sin stock

Hi where can i buy it

I have a couple of questions, what should I do with the thin white wire at minute 10:30? In the video you can't see where it connects to. Right now you have no stock, are you going to prepare more units? Thank you very much.

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Hi, are there any updates with steering wheel buttons working with the device?

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Do you sell the kit you have installed in this video ?

It works perfect! But why is the CD player louder that this CD emulator ? When I play music from a CD the sound ist very loud without to turn the volume to the max, when I use the device I have to turn the volume almost tho the maximum, I can’t really understand the loudness difference.

@justas are these still available ?