[robertst]

Hi guys,

I am going to try to retrofit a nbt evo unit from an entry basis.

I do not have a combox(so no mic or antennas). For the antennas I will pick some aftermarket ones(and place them in the dashboard), and for the mic I will man up and cut the headliner.

I've also managed to find a pdf with the nbt quadlock pinout. However, I couldn't find one for the entry basis.

I am wondering if my current quadlock will be wired correctly for the nbt unit. I guess not, but if someone could tell me for sure and also give me an example of a quad adapter that would do the trick it would be much appreciated

:help

Many thanks in advance!

[kubax86]

Originally Posted by robertst

Hi guys,

I am going to try to retrofit a nbt evo unit from an entry basis.

I do not have a combox(so no mic or antennas). For the antennas I will pick some aftermarket ones(and place them in the dashboard), and for the mic I will man up and cut the headliner.

I've also managed to find a pdf with the nbt quadlock pinout. However, I couldn't find one for the entry basis.

I am wondering if my current quadlock will be wired correctly for the nbt unit. I guess not, but if someone could tell me for sure and also give me an example of a quad adapter that would do the trick it would be much appreciated

:help

Many thanks in advance!

You should be good with quadlock wiring.
All wiring you can check on newtis as well

[Wibbles]

Unless you buy an Evo with GPS plug, you will need an ATM emulator to allow a GPS antenna to be connected.

I suspect you have the Mic wired in already but you will need to add a BT antenna.

The rest of the wiring should be fine.

The EVO will need to be coded to your VIN or it will go into Component Protection when connected to your vehicle.

[RuleNormaliai]

if anyone interested i have NBT EVO with GPS port for sale. can precode it for your VIN.