Aerial connector identification

[Louis]

Hi all,

Recently removed a factory satnav system from my 182. Because of this I'm now left without any signal for my radio as I presume it was getting it through the nav box.
I have these 2 connectors (top was going into box from aerial, bottom going into box from radio). I presume I need a female DIN to female ISO to join but I'm struggling to find this? I want to avoid using loads of connectors really to join them!

I also have a third cable from my aerial that I found disconnected in the sill trim, any idea what this is for? Is it to use instead of the above to connect to the radio if removing the nav? No idea what the connector is.

The aerial has 3 cables coming out of it as in the photo below.

Not many of these cars have genuine satnav (42 iirc) so finding information on them is hard.

Thanks in advance!
Louis

 

[Crayola]

That's just a normal aerial connector mate

Probably got the same loom across all of the range

 

[Louis]

That's just a normal aerial connector mate

Probably got the same loom across all of the range

Which? i have the standard DIN male cable from the radio, then the ISO male from the aerial.

Is the one that was disconnected the standard?

 

[Crayola]

Find someone breaking a standard 182 and use the standard aerial cable without buying weird connectors to join all of yours together mate

Unless any of them plug into each other?

 

[Louis]

Find someone breaking a standard 182 and use the standard aerial cable without buying weird connectors to join all of yours together mate

Unless any of them plug into each other?

None connect. I dont want change my aerial base really

 

[Crayola]

None connect. I dont want change my aerial base really

What connector is on the base?

 

[Louis]

What connector is on the base?

There's 3, they plug into those on the rear quarter. Dont think I have a photo of all them straight out the aerial

 

[Louis]

Only one I got from a while back

 

[Louis]

Found this on the interwebs.

I might be getting somewhere now. The connector at the very bottom looks identical to the one from the standard aerial. So you're probably right, buy the full length cable and just connect as normal.

 

[Louis]

OEM Base

Connectors are the same.

 

[Louis]

8200077690 appears to be the cable I need.

Wonder if the length is tucked away somewhere else or it's a different (Shorter) cable in the satnav system.

 

[Crayola]

I'd have thought they would have the same loom shoved in them tbh

 

[Louis]

I'd have thought they would have the same loom shoved in them tbh

Different I think!

 

[Crayola]

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Different I think!

Silly french b******s🙄😂

Tbh a 1.2 aerial would work

 

[Louis]

Silly french b******s🙄😂

Tbh a 1.2 aerial would work

I'm not wanting a new base haha, i reckon if I get a cable like this I can just plug and play and run it down behind the radio.

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<p>Genuine Renault Clio Aerial Wiring 2001 - 2006</p><br><p>This loom goes from the radio to the rear of the car. Another loom then joins this and runs to the roof - that final section is not included here - this loom is the front half from the radio down the dash and under the carpet to the...

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I could do with a cable like that with the female end so I can plug it into the disconnected one in the sill trim.

 

[Louis]

http://www.caraudiodirect.co.uk/connects2-ct27aa13-aerial-adapter-for-renault-aerial-adapter - Just longer!

 

[Crayola]

Can but try tbh😂

 

[Louis]

Can but try tbh😂

Want it sorting before I fit the seats as there's no room otherwise!

 

[Crayola]

Yeah and unbolting buckets ain't something that you want to just do every couple of days

Saying that, it's not like you need the car atm😂

 

[Louis]

Yeah and unbolting buckets ain't something that you want to just do every couple of days

Saying that, it's not like you need the car atm😂

I wonder why it has the random disconnected connector in the base. I always thought the GPS was in the base of the aerial (as its longer) but all cables just appear to be standard FM coax. Might need to research more.

 

[Crayola]

It probably is a GPS antenna but it's all just 1 singular coax copper line for signal and then the box does all the hard work