Dead display for radio
#11
Do you know if it's possible to replace *just* the display? My Outie came with MMCS, so I don't know what the back side of the radio cd panel assembly looks like.
It'd be great if folks could pull the LED display module itself and swap it out with one that works. Or is that sucker a permanent part of the panel assembly?
I realize that this is probably a "nice idea" at best but it can't hurt to think along those lines.
It'd be great if folks could pull the LED display module itself and swap it out with one that works. Or is that sucker a permanent part of the panel assembly?
I realize that this is probably a "nice idea" at best but it can't hurt to think along those lines.
#12
I noticed right away that the MMCS is an integrated unit the day after I got my Outie and had a chance to take the dashboard apart. <cough> I couldn't help myself. New toy, must tinker, ya?
I definitely need to be more caffeinated after I get home from the office, when I'm trying to communicate my thoughts clearly at night.
Last edited by mprojekt; 05-22-2013 at 09:45 PM.
#13
It is a radio with CD and not the NAV-version
To clarify any misunderstandings. I'm refers to a NON-nav version, where the unit is hidden behind the dashboard. It is the display with orange digits there seems to be broken together with the buttons in the dashboard front.
#14
Found one on eBay, btw:
Mitsubishi Outlander A V Equipment Recvr Am FM Stereo CD Player Dash MTD | eBay
But you'll want to contact the seller to find out if they are selling the radio cd head unit by itself, the panel by itself, or the entire kit and caboodle.
FYI, brand-new panel assemblies cost about $630 USD, so check eBay before you resort to getting one from a dealership.
Last edited by mprojekt; 05-23-2013 at 10:18 AM.
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