Hi all new to this site ive got a basic radio fitted to the freelander ive just removed a full premium system with amp sat nav radio screen and all the wiring i was just wondering if anyone has retro fitted this system and what wires join into the oe radio plug

If you’re lucky all the wiring will be in the car already and you just need to install and update the ccf
I did mid to premium all wires were in the car

No wiring in the car as it’s a base system ie not most or amp fitted someone must have done this retro fit or know what wires are to join at the radio side dose anybody have the wiring diagram for a freelander 2 radio system

Couple of pictures of the system I need to wire in the f2 has anyone got the wiring diagram for the car going from base to premium

Do some more digging on this site using the search function but im pretty sure it cant be done

midline to premium can be done (midline were mostly only fitted as standard to XS models and above and badged as Alpine)
base is not on a fibre optic set up and has not brand names badges anywhere, and unless you want to rewire the whole car and edit the CCF then its not really possible.

im no vehicle electrician or expert on this but im as sure as can be that the base system cant be upgraded with midline or premium head units etc.

there are however plenty on here you have replaced the base head unit with a Pioneer/Kenwood/etc double DIN unit.
and there are those that put a 7'' tablet in the cubby hole box

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ive got all the most leads from the head unit and wiring to the amp ive had it working on the floor off a battery pack i was just wanting to know the conections at the radio side and boot feeds or if im best off getting an iso adapter and using that to covert the wiring