Possible part numbers: XXX 035 152
Retrofitting Seat Sound System: with USB & Bluetooth
If you want to continue using your Seat Sound System comfortably in the future, you will soon notice missing features such as Bluetooth music streaming, Bluetooth hands-free calling, USB connection, and charging. Our retrofit solutions make your car radio future-proof and deliver more driving pleasure.
Compatible vehicles
The manufacturer installed the Seat Sound System in various model ranges at the factory. Here is the allocation:
- Seat Alhambra 1996–2010
- Seat Altea 2005–2010
- Seat Arosa 1997–2004
- Seat Cordoba 2003–2008
- Seat Ibiza 1999–2008
- Seat Leon 2000–2010
- Seat Toledo 1999–2010
- Seat Cordoba Vario 1999–2010
- etc.
Retrofit functions
With the right adapters and interfaces, you can easily retrofit the following features to your Seat Sound System:
- Bluetooth music streaming – listen to music from your phone without annoying cables
- Bluetooth hands-free system – make calls safely while driving
- USB port – listen to music files from a USB stick
- Charging function – charge your phone while driving
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and more...
Installation
Removing and installing the Seat Sound System is possible even without a workshop. The original radio is fixed with screws. Typically, T20 Torx screws are used. The screws are located behind trim parts, which can be removed quickly and easily using our Torx removal kit 
. A step-by-step installation guide can be downloaded or provided in printed form.
Connection options
The Seat Sound System car radio is equipped with a Quadlock connector. The port used to connect the streaming box is the external CD changer port.
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