Support USB – Suzuki Swift Mk3

Besoin de remplacer : Support USB sur votre Suzuki Swift Mk3 ? Ce modèle 3D (fichier STL) vous permet d'imprimer une pièce de rechange pour une pièce d'origine cassée, usée ou manquante.

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Description originale du designer (en anglais) :

My new car stereo unit presented me with a slight problem: The previous one had onboard USB. But my new unit uses a non-removable USB flylead designed to dangle down behind the dash, presumably intended to exit via the glovebox or something. Or maybe it's supposed to be poked through some dirty great hole drilled in the dash? I dunno; there were no suggestions in the instructions, and neither idea appealed to me very much!! What was needed was a panel mount. But I didn't want something that looked horrendous or bodged. So I formulated some criteria with that goal in mind: 1. I didn't want any visible fixings - they're fine on the back of a telly or PC, but on a dashboard they just look cheap and amateurish. 2. I wasn't willing to disfigure any VISIBLE part of the factory dashboard - One day I might want to refit the original stereo and sell the car, and something like that can impact the resale value. 3. I wanted the USB to be placed to the left of the head unit - Well away from the driving controls of a UK right hand drive vehicle. (Good news for any overseas makers: A simple mirror-flip of the main part of this design will cater for those uncivilised fools who still insist on having their steering wheel attached to the wrong side of the car!) 4. I didn't want to use any sort of extension lead - In the automotive environment it's asking for trouble. It's just something else to rattle behind the dashboard, with the added risk of dirty contacts, and the potential for it to vibrate undone at some point down the line. (...And, no; I don't know why this criterion is displaying in a larger font either!! If you want to fit an aftermarket stereo to a Swift you have to buy a fascia plate to fill the large void left by the removal of the factory stereo. This worked in my favour, as it has a large area of vacant real estate on each side of the head unit aperture. Ok, so I WOULD have to hack out a small chunk of dash behind the fascia plate in order to clear the new USB location. But as it would always be concealed behind the aftermarket fascia (or by the original factory stereo if it was ever refitted), I decided it was an acceptable sacrifice. The next problem was going to be mounting the unit to the fascia. Most double DIN stereos mount using a metal cage in the dash. Not so on the MK3 Swift though; the adaptor plate has a pair of small auxilliary cheek plates, peppered with an assortment of various fixing holes, and they're held to each side of the main fascia by 3 screws. To put it another way: I had a ready made fixing point already in situ! I figured out that extending the left hand plate towards the fascia's panel front would do the trick, and would actually result in a more solid fixing for the stereo unit into the bargain. So I temporarily fitted the head unit into the fascia plate and noted which fixing holes would be needed in the fascia's left hand cheek plate for the position I wanted. All the other holes were irrelevant for me, so I ignored t

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• Suzuki Swift

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Crédit design : design original par Carl Arney sur Thingiverse.