Part 2

Parking assistance, camera, front blind view (Continued)

Applies to cars with automatic transmission




- Release the shift-lock function.
- Move the gear selector to position "D".







Illustrations A and B




- Carefully pry off the center console panel starting on both sides at the rear edge. It is secured by two clips along the long sides. On manual gearboxes, the gear lever boot is secured by four catches (1) around the gear lever panel, (Image B).
- Lift it up slightly and make sure that all cables are free from the gear lever carrier and components in the tunnel console, and lift it out.






Illustrations A and B




- Carefully pry loose the panel at the lower edge and then all the way around.









- Remove the screws.





- Carefully pull the media player out, disconnect the connectors and place them to one side.


Illustrations A and B













- Detach and pull out the display.





- Disconnect the connectors from the cables from the display and place to one side. It will be used again.





- Poke out the 12V cable.





- Take the cable harness out of the kit and place it on the left hand side of the tunnel console.
- Connect the 12V cable to the female connector on the cable harness and insert the remaining male connector through the hole to the position where the cup holder was located.
- Pull the cable forward inside the carpet for the center console.





- Cut off the foam, remove the protective tape and wind the foam around the connector and fuse holder.





- Place the foam covered parts in the space as illustrated. Ensure that the cables do not come into contact with sharp edges.

Illustration A





Applies to left-hand drive cars
- Continue to route the shorter of the cables inside the center console and up to the position for display. If necessary use a wire spring to pull the cable through. The cable is pulled forward between the air ducts.
- Pull the longer of the cables in front of the air ducts in the center console over to the other side.
- Clamp the cable for the display into place using a cable tie and clips as illustrated in image B. Ensure that the cables are not pulled so tight that there is a risk that they can be frayed.
- Conceal the cable harness behind the rear edge of the carpet.

Illustration B






Illustration A





Applies to right-hand drive cars
- Continue to pull the shorter of the cables inside the center console and up to the location of the display. If necessary use a wire spring to pull the cable through. Allow the longer of the cables to remain on the floor for the time being.
- Clamp the cable for the display into place using a cable tie and clips as illustrated in image B. Ensure that the cable is not pulled so tight that there is a risk that they can be frayed.
- Conceal the cable harness behind the rear edge of the carpet.

Illustration B






Applies to all models




- Connect the cables and the newly routed cable (1) to the display.





- Reinstall the display and tighten.















Illustrations A and B




- Connect, reinstall and tighten the media player.









- Disconnect the connector from the dashboard environment panel.


Illustrations A and B




- Remove the screws holding the dashboard environment panel.
- Remove the dashboard environment panel.









- Carefully pry loose the dummy and place it to one side.





- Take the button from the kit and push it into place instead of the dummy.


Illustrations A and B


































Applies to cars with Four-C






Applies to all models

















- Tape around the grille.





- Use wedge part.no.9997390 to pry the grille loose. Pry opposite the catches (Image B).






Image A, B, C, D and E




- Insert the wedge to the stop and press it down, at the same time as the grille is pulled outwards. Repeat for all catches as illustrated (C-E).

Note! The grille is firmly fixed so be careful with the bumper cover.