VW CADDY MK4 RETRO FIT A DAB AERIAL
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
- I am not a expert at this install in any way but I researched this and this retro fit works perfect for a perfect dab digital radio reception replaceing the factory installed VERY POOR VW CADDY AERIAL.
Owner installed.
By the way, I got a solder roll caddy and you were right. I need one. Yes, those clips are designed to go on, but not come off. Well done. Rob
Rob McCrain Many thanks Rob...
My DAB radio is absolutely shocking. I live in Jersey and island off the UK and the signal comes and goes every few minutes
You just can't beat a vw caddy maxi. Expensive but worth every penny.
yeah is a good all round vehicle {classed as a car on the log book but only sold by vw van centers}.
Well least you sorted the problem Jim , must say no probs with mine on the Passat ..Dave
David Howarth Thanks Dave..vw must know of this basic simple problem on all the mk4 caddys ..but it would cost a lot of money to put right..I may forward this vid to vw vans uk and germany for a laugh..
Well worth a try Jim ..If its a well know problem they need showing ..Dave
This bought back memories of retro fitting a head unit in an Audi TT roadster Jim, the standard DAB unit and aerial were rubbish so I swapped it out and eventually ended with a flip out 7" screen, DVD, SAT NAV, TV, CD etc plus I also installed a Playstation 2 in the boot and fed the controllers through to the driver and passenger seating area - good for a laugh on a cruise night! ;-) ..........Graham
Very cool .......I am so happy I installed the external dab aerial as now all stations work 100% perfect as it should of done in the first place...I must admit I am tempted by a new android head unit like the kenwood one or Blaupunkt one.......
nice fix thanks for sharing.
CSX 8840 CSX Baltimore sub division no worries...all the best Jim
so internal and external glass mount for the Ariel, do you need to drill a hole through the glass or does the signal pass through the glass window without physical connection?
No holes, the signal passes through the glass on glass mounted aerials.