Head unit
Head unit |
Removal |
1. |
Connect Tech 2.
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2. |
Establish communication with the audio system.
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3. |
Select “
Programming ” from the system menu.
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4. |
Press “
ENTER”.
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5. |
Select
DIVORCED with the change button and press “
OK ”.
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“
DIVORCED ” must be selected when removing the head unit (to be installed in another car or to be returned for warranty repair).
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6. |
The radio should no mute after a short delay and “TheftLock is activated” appear on the unit's screen.
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7. |
Press the special tools into the holes provided for them in the head unit. Press the tools in until they lock, at which point a click will be heard.
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8. |
Extract the head unit using the tool handles. Remove the special tools.
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9. |
Unplug the connectors from the unit.
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Refitting |
Note | ||
Check that the retaining catches on the head unit are not damaged (bent inwards). |
1. |
Plug in the unit's connectors.
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2. |
Push the head unit into the space provided for it in the centre console until a click is heard.
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3. |
While Tech 2 is connected and communicating with the audio system, select “
Programming ” from the system menu.
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4. |
Press “
ENTER”.
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5. |
Select
MARRIED with the change button and press “
OK”.
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“
MARRIED ” must be selected when installing a head unit into a Saab 9-5.
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6. |
“TheftLock is activated” disappears from the unit's screen and the sound returns after a short delay.
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7. |
Carry out spare parts programming using Tech 2.
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