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Old 02-02-2005, 07:52 PM   #1
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Anyone know who makes the headunit in these cars? as they have only been out in the uk for a few months, the net isnt very forthcoming in any details.
I think its blaupunkt, but i dont know if this means i can just add a stock aux cable or their OEM stuff use totally different connectors.
Am about to shell out 15000 pounds for one of these babies, and id rather know if the headunit can take an aux input sooner rather than later!

Any help appreciated

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Quote: Originally Posted by Jimbo1978
Hi all

Anyone know who makes the headunit in these cars? as they have only been out in the uk for a few months, the net isnt very forthcoming in any details.
I think its blaupunkt, but i dont know if this means i can just add a stock aux cable or their OEM stuff use totally different connectors.
Am about to shell out 15000 pounds for one of these babies, and id rather know if the headunit can take an aux input sooner rather than later!

Any help appreciated

James

Most I can see is on this...

http://www.citroen.co.uk/uploadpool/...December04.pdf

Might be best speaking to someone at www.connects2.com - you never know they might offer one for free if they can look at your car for the day once you have it I know K&N do a similar thing for induction kits.

I thought until now C4s had all the computer stuff in them ('alive with technology')... I was going to get one solely because it transforms into a robot!
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When i asked the dealer where the button for that function was, strangely he didnt say much! Must be on a higher spec model, somewhere about the million pound mark lol
Im going to the dealer tomorrow, so might get him to ring citroens technical people to ask.
He has already said i can wire the car for computer, without affecting warranty as long as i dont disturb the cars main loom, so thats fine then!
He is definetely going to give me a funny look when i walk in with a magnetic gps mouse(to see if it will stick to the roof) and an 8" lilliput, so i can find a suitable place to mount them! Whats the point in buying a car if nothing will fit!

Thanx for the reply, nothing mentioned on the spec sheet, and ive combed it mm by mm looking for an aux option!
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Hey sound more willing to give info than ford so far... while he asks about which model turns into a robot you might want to get him to ask about the head unit model/aux too

What colour you getting it in?
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Iron grey or black, not sure yet. I did want gunmetal grey, but its not an option on the C4

Ive been in for the test drive today, its an awesome car! Took out the 1.6HDI hatchback, and that was great. But then i took out the 2.0HDI coupe with the 9 speaker JBL system in, and it blew me away, pulls in every gear, including 6th, 140bhp too! Think im going for a 1.6HDI coupe, mix of the 2, and at 15000, not bad money for the kit its got!

As it is a blaupunkt system, and they use the standard 5 disc DIN changer, he says there should be no problem finding the right wires or adapter box to do the AUX in, but he is going to contact citroen technical to check.

Apparently the robot model is all CGI, couldnt believe it lol, was looking forward to taking my robot on a rampage down the high steet

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1.6HDI? Did you try any petrol ones to compare that too? The pug/citroen turbo diesels are good though - can't believe you aren't getting the 2.0HDI though but it is a lot more expensive and i have heard the 1.6HDI is pretty good. 92bhp i think which is amazing for a small diesel.

Blaupunkt stereos should be pretty easy to get an aux into through the changer control but make sure the system has autochanger option - i got into thei carpc thing as i was going to put a changer in my pug but realised that the Clarion HU was crap as they had not put the CD changer options into it.

I was loking for some pics of the interior to see what it would be like to put a screen in but came across this and got sidelined: (see pic not the edit stuff below)

EDIT: this site may give oyu summit to think about if yo are good with electronics... http://www.mictronics.de/?page=cdc_proto#Blaupunkt
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Im going for the 110 bhp version of the 1.6HDI with VTR + spec, and i chose it over the petrol due to the fact it returns a combined mpg of 60! The extra urban is 70mpg! And im a farmer, so diesel is in my blood!
Thats nearly 800 miles to a tank, give or take! 11 seconds to 60, and top of nearly 120. Fine for me, i dont really need the 6 speed 2.0HDI with 140bhp, i wouldnt keep my licence long enough to enjoy the car!
The 9 speaker JBL setup was lovely, never distorted all the way up the volume to deafening levels!
Was quite strange wandering over a white line and having my buttock massaged by the lane departure warning system, as the dealer didnt tell me it was fitted to the demo car!
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Im going for the 110 bhp version of the 1.6HDI with VTR + spec, and i chose it over the petrol due to the fact it returns a combined mpg of 60! The extra urban is 70mpg! And im a farmer, so diesel is in my blood!
Thats nearly 800 miles to a tank, give or take! 11 seconds to 60, and top of nearly 120. Fine for me, i dont really need the 6 speed 2.0HDI with 140bhp, i wouldnt keep my licence long enough to enjoy the car!
The 9 speaker JBL setup was lovely, never distorted all the way up the volume to deafening levels!
Was quite strange wandering over a white line and having my buttock massaged by the lane departure warning system, as the dealer didnt tell me it was fitted to the demo car!


screw me! 110bhp out of a 1.6 diesel!!!! crikey. I wasnt suggesting you get a petrol just wondering what the power was like - i would never buy a french petrol unless it had at least 2 litres and at least 160bhp - and even then i would rather go with a HDI and up the boost.

You don't fancy the buttock massager option then? Could be quite nice on a lonely drive You might get pulled over for driving all the way up the motorway on the white line though. "sorry officer, i was getting a buttock massage"
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I can think of other things to spend £300 on! Probably the metallic paint! And there is 1600 quid off this month,(1100 discount plus a 500 'diesel' bonus), that'll pay for the speakers, bluetooth integration and supa dupa alarm with tough windows!
Or the 300 will go towards paying an autoelectrician to run all the wires for me, i dont really want to 'hack' apart a new car running wire feeds! Fused battery and ACC to boot, USB,VGA,regulated power and RCA's to dash from boot

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buttock massage? robots? damn i want a french car so bad...
anywho, just checking forums for reviews on blaupunkt stuff, I got a VW and trying to keep it german. at least more german than brazilian like where my car was made...
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Hi guys!

I'm from Croatia and I recently purchased Citroen C4 Coupe 1.4i 16V.
The model I purchased came with the "RDS stereo radio/CD player" and 4+2 loudspeakers installed.

Now, I have one question for you.

I want to install my active subwoofer but I presume that the build-in stereo has no subwoofer pre-out (or any pre-out at all). I cannot connect it parallel with rear speakers as well because the signal is too strong. The other option is replacing the unit, but that is out of the question also because I'm controlling some of the car options as well as time/date with the unit.

Do you have any idea how to connect the subwoofer to that system?

Thank you in advance for your answer!

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Jimbo, did you ever get the C4? take it to www.derdoctor.com and get the power increased! Also, can i have your landy?
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Hello!

I'm from Moscow, Russia. Our C4-owners have found that Citroens dealers can activate the AUX for ~10 EUR, a cable for iPod (9706.AG) is about 30 EUR.

Some info was taken from planete-citroen.com, www.407forum.nl


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