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ASL automedia Specialising in the upgrade of BA/BF/Territory and FG audio and visual systems. We also repair all Ford (OEM) car stereos and produce OEM quality wiring harnesses. Website Link

 
 
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Old 13-04-2016, 05:43 PM   #1
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Default Little bit panicy! ASL VIM kit on WM Caprice

Help!
I've installed the wiring loom for VIM on my wm2 as per instructions,
Everything worked down to a tee until now the rear dvd is not working at all.
Front unit doesn't seem to recognise the back units are even there?
Back units controls still operate volume etc but that's about it.
Ashley at ASL away at the moment, but I'm a bit worried about this being permanent damage to the Epsom etc.
any feedback great thanks
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