First,normally the cage just should go over the screw and needn't to get to the blue wire you labelled and then works well . About your issue, you said that in this case ,the stereo is hangin out the front of the dash but 2-3 cm. Could you show me an picture about this ? Also tell me your car model number will be better.
Second,i also tested the model ND0286, and the cage is able to go over the screw.About your issue, you can try to use a screwdriver to make the cage go over the screw or change the screw which has a smaller and more flat hat. There might exits personal cage which dimension is smaller than the normal one .Hope your kind understandings.
Regards.
Statistics: Posted by Jammy — Sun Oct 07, 2018 2:10 am
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Forgetting the issue of it hangin out how are your meant to secure the stereo in place none of the screw holes match up.
I would say ask you to check actually fitting this into a car dash to see what I mean, also if you can check the size of the unit your testing with against the ND0286B-02 it may only be 1-2 mm out but I was getting stuck at the screws and my cage would not go past any of the plastic at all.
The only way I have been able to get this into my car is with the use of a dremel metal cutter, cutting the box marked in red out of both sides. this allows the unit to fit all the way to the blue line as it should and as there was no way for me to screw in I have had to use some duck tape as a temp measure. not nice but it's hidden so should be ok short term.
I am not saying all this to be annoying our complain, just give you a heads up that your selling a unit to big for your own cage
Statistics: Posted by hamishnotshamus — Sat Sep 29, 2018 6:20 pm
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I hope you also show me an video so that i can confirm which part go wrong .
In addition , it will be also ok if you have other way to fix the unit to stop it being stolen easily an rattling around .
Regards
Statistics: Posted by Jammy — Sat Sep 29, 2018 2:05 am
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also can i ask using this cage only method how you secure the stereo in place to stop it being stolen easily an rattling around.
Statistics: Posted by hamishnotshamus — Fri Sep 28, 2018 8:41 am
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If there is still a little loose , you can squeeze something between the mount cage and the unit to fix it.
More query , you can also show me an video . It is direct and helpful for me to understand your query well .
Regards
Statistics: Posted by Jammy — Fri Sep 28, 2018 7:48 am
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I did think about doind away with the clips and using the cage on it's own but there is no way to secure the stereo also as I showed in the pictures it does not fit fully in, leaving about 3 cm of stereo not in the cage. with this not fully in the cage it is insecure and hangs out of my dash looking stupid
Statistics: Posted by hamishnotshamus — Thu Sep 27, 2018 6:04 pm
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the clips have got to be put on in a certain way so they clip into the frame and lock into place.. here's how they should look
I did think about giving up and not using the clips but as you can see from the second image i posted the cage will not fit on all the way, so the stereo hangs out the front of my dash...
Quite simply there is no way of using this or any double din frame with this stereo as the stereo plastic front is 184mm.. thats 3 mm over the standard for double din
Statistics: Posted by hamishnotshamus — Thu Sep 27, 2018 4:35 pm
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Statistics: Posted by Jammy — Thu Sep 27, 2018 3:25 am
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I have had to shave away on the plastic housing to make things fit but the metal part of the stereo will squeeze into so far due to the head unit's front screen plastic mounting being 182mm by 104mm it's being almost imposible to fit into the mounting cage
is there a specific mount for the ND0286B-A02 or is there anyway to make the Y0013 work with it.. or can you advise on a mount that will allow the extra size
the mounting brackets cannot be fitted as they are meant to
and with the larger fron the cage will not slip on fully
as you will see from this pic the streo front has a larger size than most of 182mm * 104mm way bigger than standard iso
Statistics: Posted by hamishnotshamus — Wed Sep 26, 2018 1:38 pm
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