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Land Rover Freelander Electrical Library (1998-2000)04 · Description and operation
04 · General

ICE Operation (page 2 of 3)

Make
Land Rover
Model
Freelander Electrical Library
Year
1998–2000
Section
In-car entertainment (ICE)
Description and operationICE Operation · page 2 of 3

Eight wires connect the radio/cassette player to the speakers as follows:

  • LH front speaker: From radio/cassette player (C092-5) to connector (C398-7) by a yellow and pink wire. From the connector (C439-7) to the speaker connection (C369-2) by an orange and pink wire. From radio/cassette player (C092-6) to connector (C398-6) by a yellow and black wire. From the connector (C439-6) to the speaker connection (C369-1) by an orange and black wire.
  • RH front speaker: From radio/cassette player (C092-3) to speaker connection (C369-2) by an orange and pink wire. From radio/cassette player (C092-4) to speaker connection (C369-1) by an orange and black wire.
  • LH rear speaker: From radio/cassette player (C092-7) to connector (C435-2) by a slate and pink wire. From the connector (C443-2) to the speaker connection (C445-2) by a blue and pink wire. From radio/cassette player (C092-8) to connector (C435-1) by a slate and black wire. From the connector (C443-1) to the speaker connection (C445-1) by a blue and black wire.
  • RH rear speaker: From radio/cassette player (C092-1) to speaker connection (C445-2) by a blue and pink wire. From radio/cassette player (C092-2) to speaker connection (C445-1) by a blue and black wire.

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