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Default Install of aftermarket radio and BT kit to replace Audio20 in the R171 SLK

Ok, finally got around on the weekend to installing an aftermarket radio and bluetooth kit in my SLK. One of the main reasons why I opted for a 280 rather than a 350 here in Australia was because the 350 comes standard with COMAND and SATNav(which is pretty bad in Melbourne, Australia, with lots of missing maps, streets, etc..), and I didn't relish paying for something which I knew I was going to replace with anyway. I also wasn't impressed with the MB pre-wired phone offering(UHI) which limited me to only a few phones and to top it off, will cost me extra for a cradle. Didn't want to change my phone just so I would have the privilege of paying another 400 bucks for a cradle and when I switch phones again, get another cradle, etc.. Also wasn't very impressed with the IPod integration kit and its interface, etc..

Anyway, it was always in my plans when I bought the car that I would rip out the Audio20, and install a new headunit and Bluetooth functionality. Shopped around and found a nice headunit with the features I wanted(mainly, good ipod integration option), a Clarion MAX667(think the USA has an equivalent version called the MAX675), which is a 2-DIN touchscreen unit which also allows videos to be played from a video Ipod. Also bought a Parrot CK3100 Bluetooth kit after looking on the forums and people were saying good things about it. Unfortunately, couldn't get a steering wheel control adapter which would allow me to control the headunit from the steering wheel, mainly because the Clarion didn't have an input for it. There are some aftermarket CANBUS boxes out there(see http://www.dietz.biz/) which can interpret the signals from the MB CANBUS and provide the possibility of steering wheel control, but they didn't have an adapter for my particular headunit, and also, the CANBUS box was pretty expensive as well, so I gave the idea the flick. If I really wanted to, I guess I could have got the CANBUS box from Dietz, and retrofitted some sort of IR remote learning device to learn the Clarion codes and transmit to it, but I couldn't be bothered.

Here's a picture of it fully installed.



Picture of the Ipod interface, quite similar to a normal Ipod, and with ability to choose genres(something that Alpine headunits have never heard about). Can also play audiobooks, videos, slideshows of photos, composers(not shown in picture)


Picture of the unit playing the DVD "Transformers The Movie"(one of my all-time favourites, with such luminaries as Orson Welles and Leonard Nimoy voicing some characters)


Picture of my Ipod in my glovebox connected to the Ipod connector cable(had to enlarge the hole in the glovebox a bit with a dremel to accomodate the cable). I like having the ipod there because the glovebox locks automatically when you lock the car..another option was to have it in the center console but seeing as mine gets stuck half the time, I opted for the glovebox. Intending to just leave it there all the time.


Picture of the microphone which is connected to the Bluetooth unit, mounted discreetly on the overhead control panel(or OCP as Dan likes to call it That 1 cm of cable is the only visible wire from this install, which I'm quite happy about

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My main objective when planning for the install was that I didn't want to cut any factory wires and be able to revert back to stock if I needed to..also didn't want complicate any warranty issues by cutting wires, etc. So first thing I had to do was to find an adapter for the Mercedes radio connector, as it wasn't standard. I chose to use ISO plugs for my install, mainly because the Parrot BT kit has ISO plugs and if I had ISO plugs on the radio, it would be a simple plug-and-play affair. After some research into figuring out what kind of adapter the SLK used, I found the adapter on German ebay(http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...=140093034029). This converts the stock factory connector to 2 ISO plugs(1 is power, the other is speakers). The adapter I got provides with all wires I needed(constant power, ground, all speakers) except for ACC and Illumination. After some research and the help of some very knowledgeable people(thanks Dan and Lenny), I decided to get ACC from the fusebox in engine compartment, and the Illumination signal from a wire in the harness leading to the gear mode selector. Note: for time being until I get an ADD-A-CIRCUIT part, the ACC is tapped from the cigarette lighter.


Picture of the wire harness that is supplied with the Clarion kit. I soldered the connections to an ISO plug and used heatshrink on the connections to protect it. First time I've ever used heatshrink..fun stuff


Was also told that the factory antenna connector might be different, so researched this and found out it was a SMB Fakra connector. Seeing as the Clarion takes a DIN connector for the antenna, had to find another adapter. Once again, Ebay Germany came to the rescue(http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll...em=9744150894).


Next two pics are of the wire harnesses that came with the Parrot Bluetooth kit. Notice the ISO plugs on them(female and male on both). Basically they just plug between the Merc connector and the Clarion radio, tapping off the power, ground, etc...and can basically take over the speakers from the radio, enabling it to automatically mute when calls are being made.



Next two pics are of the Clarion and Parrot kits laid out, ready to install with all their parts ready to just plug and play into the factory harnesses. One thing that isn't shown is the fascia kit that I got to supplement the install. I got the kit from Metra Online and the kit can accomodate either a 2-DIN or a 1-DIN(and adds a storage pocket) into the space where the factory radio is.

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Picture of the center of the dashboard disassembled. Instructions on how to do this are from the "How to retrofit IPOD" pdf on Billsden(http://www.billsden.org/mercedes/slk/docs/proc_az82_60_p_0014va.pdf). The factory radio connector and antenna connector are outlined in the blue box. The red box outlines the cigarette lighter connector. I had to disconnect this while taking the glove box apart. Note that this doesn't slide "out" of the unit, it slides "down", hope that makes sense.... I was pulling on it for a fair while until I realised this. Lucky I didn't break anything.
NOTE: Discovered this the hard way...when diassembling the centre dashboard, I had disconnected the wiring to the heat/AC controls. When I started the car up(testing) while I didn't have this connected, I think the radiator went into overload mode or something..either way, it didn't sound good. After some troubleshooting, figured out this wiring was the cause..from then on, I just kept that bit connected, and moved it out of the way.


Pic of where I took some of the silver trim off above the ignition. This was where I wanted to mount the BT user interface module, and figured I could just feed the wire through one of the holes that is used to secure the silver trim piece. NOTE: this trim piece just pops out, I used a screwdriver on the bottom right of it and just levered it out. The one above the glovebox doesn't POP out...it actually slides down. After having taken this bit off by just popping it out, I was trying to do the same with the glovebox one but of course it doesn't lever out, has to slide down.. Lucky I didn't break it trying to pop it off the wrong way.


Took the panel off the top and side(one piece) so I could route the microphone wire to the OCP. Quite hidden, and taped the wire down so it didn't rattle.


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Success! Picture of the radio installed after being tested.



Pic of the BT module. Was mounted on the panel underneath the steering wheel(hidden on the other side of course!)


Pic of the BT Interface. I just put some double-sided mounting tape on the back of it, and taped it to the silver trim piece(after feeding the wire through).


How it looks from the driver's seat. Can't tell from the photo, but the BT interface will show the name of the phone that is currently paired(currently its my phone, Wan Hung Low :P), and when calls come in or are made, will switch to name of the caller or number. Also shows network strength, battery level and other useful info.



Total Approximate Costs:
Clarion MAX667 Radio - AUD$1000
Parrot CK3100 Bluetooth Kit - AUD$250
Mercedes Radio Connector Adapter - AUD$15
Antenna Adapter - AUD$15
Bare ISO Plugs - AUD$10
Clarion Ipod Connector cable(video) - AUD$90
Metra Online fascia kit for R171 SLK - AUD$110
Various parts from automotive store(heatshrink, terminals, cable, etc..) - AUD$30

Total - $1520
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damn, mohammed's quick off the blocks... hadn't finished posting everything yet, and he's already gone through it G'day from Australia!
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Yeah, LOL I just woke up and I have SLK world addiction!

Thank you for the detailed instructions.
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ah, Salaam Alaykum then

Thank you for your thank you hehehe.. its the least I can do after all the help I've got from this forum and knowing a few a people have expressed interest in changing the Audio20 out. Hope it helps someone out there.
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Thank you for your thank you hehehe.. its the least I can do after all the help I've got from this forum and knowing a few a people have expressed interest in changing the Audio20 out. Hope it helps someone out there.
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trying to decide my next mod now...

tossing up between puddle lights, reversing camera, or changing to aftermarket HIDs...decisions, decisions...
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Id say reverse camera. Heck just install the electronics for the interior then do the lights and the puddle.
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Very simple installation I´m able to change bulbs!
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EXCELLENT! I love stuff like this. Thanks for laying the ground work, how to, where to find, etc. This paves the way for others to follow. Nice aftermarket radio, with iPod, SAT radio, NAV, DVD video, Bluetooth, you've got it all and that's what most want. Others will follow and I'd like to see this type of audio work more commonplace. Can't imagine that you will find any other mod more challenging. CONGRATULATIONS and THANKS for your contribution.
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Nice one mate!

Looks good, Just one thing what are you planning on using in the Driver SAM for ACC? Just remember thats not a fuse box its part of the central electronics i.e part of the cars brain so just watch yourself
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I'm going to use the one that Lenny recommended to use(I'll double-check which one it is now that you've warned me) so I'm assuming that its going to be ok, since I think Lenny's done it before. He mentioned to open the fusebox under the hood, and using the fuse layout, find the fuse for the CIG LIGHTER(which is ACC controlled), and use the ADD-A-CIRCUIT on that one.

Is the Driver SAM a different box altogether or is it in the same box as well?
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Ah OK thats fine mate since you have (had) Audio 20 installed there will be a blue 15A fuse in position 47 it will be safe to use the Add-A-Fuse on that and it will be activated in key position 2 (ACC).

The Driver SAM is the actual unit you will be working on its an L shaped unit tipped upside down with fuses and relays installed on the horizontal surface and integrated control units installed in the vertical.

Some of the fuses act like they would in a normal fuse box and are 12V Constant but most are semi-conductor switched by the computers in the box, the relays also get connected to a live feed and are switched by the computers.

Thats why you need to be careful when your working on it because the last thing you wanna do is connect up to the wrong one.

Slot 47 will be fine it controls the ciggy lighter, the interior socket (on US versions) and a ACC for the radio.
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Looks great. Nice fitment you have on there, good bracket.
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ah good. thanks for the heads up on the Driver SAM.. I'll make sure I pick the right one

also thanks for all the positive responses. first time I ever tried to do something like this, and with all the help i got from this forum, managed to do it without breaking anything!
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Thanks for the good information however you did not explain where to connect the yellow Parrot mute wire, I'm struggling to mute my Parrot.
Which connector do I use, I think its the white Fakra in the back of the audio 20 radio quadblock but not sure what colour wire to tap into.
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