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52 (2003) Jazz 1.4 SE wheels size and lots of other bits!
« on: November 27, 2007, 10:22:11 AM »
Morning People,

can anyone tell me what size wheels a 2003 1.4 Jazz has?

I’m also interested in trying to change the stereo, or at least adding a cd changer - can anyone tell me if honda have pre fitted the leads and connections for the optional cd changer?

Also, has anyone fitted a leather interior into a Jazz? If so how is it, and how much is it?

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Re: 52 (2003) Jazz 1.4 SE wheels size and lots of other bits!
« Reply #1 on: November 27, 2007, 07:22:12 PM »
2003 S and SE models have 14? steel wheels with plastic wheelcovers; SE Sport has 15? alloy wheels.

All Jazz radio’s have a aux connector at the back for connecting a CD changer. The leads to run from the radio to changer unit would have to be purchased. Once plugged in, a CD changer is accessed by pressing the CD-AUX button on the radio until AUX (or CD AUX - can’t remember) appears in the display.

I not sure if leather can be fitted (by Honda dealer) after market. You could always Google car leather interiors as I’m sure there are many companies who will fit leather to a car after market…for a price.

Fitted when new, leather interior costs I think at least £1200.

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Re: 52 (2003) Jazz 1.4 SE wheels size and lots of other bits!
« Reply #2 on: November 28, 2007, 10:12:33 AM »
Cheers for that Richard.

I don’t understand why car companies don’t just fit the leads for CD changers as standard - it’s an absolute pain having to run the leads yourself!

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Re: 52 (2003) Jazz 1.4 SE wheels size and lots of other bits!
« Reply #3 on: January 20, 2008, 10:07:11 AM »
Hi, the 2003 Jazz SE has 14 inch wheels as standard but believe 15 inch alloys were an option, the Sport model having them as standard.

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