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[chrisgixer]

Although the only downside, for me, is it will need power. And a grown up to wire it in.

[chrisgixer]

Is there a way to feed a cable from the pass side footwell behind glove box, to the back of the ash tray?

I intend to run a 3.5mm Jack from Hk aux in to the ash tray where the charger can be used to alternately charge bt reciever and phone, as required.

...preferably without removing ash tray, but it will probably have to come out.

[TheBoy]

There is a quite easy route (assuming with all the other crap retrofitted in your case hasn't filled the gap ), but the "wood" console needs to come out...

...and in the case of your particular example, "Good Luck!"

[05omegav6]

Can be routed around the bottom edge of the dash and the fed up behind the ashtray, obviously with the ashtray assembly removed

The route TB mentions does really require the radio etc out for clarity

[chrisgixer]

I'm not touching that head unit until it really does need to come out. Opps that. Took an hour to get it back in last time iirc?

[VXL V6]

You'll have to get Mrs TB's crochet needles on it.

What's the worst that can happen? (VXL V6 recalls the fun had with the 2013 in the old estate on a visit to Brackley....)

[TheBoy]

You'll have to get Mrs TB's crochet needles on it.

What's the worst that can happen? (VXL V6 recalls the fun had with the 2013 in the old estate on a visit to Brackley....)

I had tried hard to forget that "10 minute job"

[VXL V6]

You'll have to get Mrs TB's crochet needles on it.

What's the worst that can happen? (VXL V6 recalls the fun had with the 2013 in the old estate on a visit to Brackley....)

I had tried hard to forget that "10 minute job"

Well bending the pins back on the bezel connector one by one certainly wasn't mentioned in the Haynes Manual.