OUR CONSOLE IS DESIGNED TO RETAIN FUNCTIONALITY OF THE BLUETOOTH MICROPHONE AND THE CAR ALARM SENSORS
- see 'Points of Interest' below

Low Profile Centre Roof Consoles from $420
Low Profile Centre Roof Consoles from $485 with genuine spectacle holder / map light assembly hole

Extended Length
Extended Low Profile Centre Roof Console from $540
Extended Low Profile Centre Roof Consoles from $605 with genuine spectacle holder / map light assembly hole

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These photos display several variations on the centre roof console designs available for this vehicle.

Points of Interest:

• Robust construction - Suitably durable for off road driving. Manufactured from steel and hardwood plywood - NO PLASTIC.
• The shape of the base of the console can be custom made to suit your radio(s) and other requirements.
• Radio holes and storage openings etc. cut to suit your requirements and accessories.
• Designed for maximum headroom without interfering with the sunvisors or any other functions of the vehicle.
• Upholstered in a vinyl finish to match the vehicle's interior.
• A vacuum formed finish is also available for this roof console. This is a foam backed, heat shrunk, one wrap (no seams) finish similar to the finish on the dashboard. Click here for prices.
• The PX Ranger has a spectacle holder / map light assembly fitted between the sunvisors. This assembly also contains a bluetooth microphone for a mobile phone and in some models the map light housing contains sensors for the car alarm. Removal of this assembly reveals an opening in the hood lining, our console has been designed to take advantage of this opening. If a radio is fitted into the front of the console, it can protrude past the top of the console, sitting in the space between the hoodlining and the turret. This design allows the console to be less intrusive and allows the radio to sit further forward making it easier to see and to operate. The spectacle holder / map light assembly can be re-mounted into our roof console (as displayed in the photo above).
• Two holes must be drilled into the vehicle to fit our standard length console. The two front mounting screws for the console are attached to the screw holes for the genuine spectacle holder / map light assembly. The two rear mounting screws for the console are attached to a turret support channel in the centre of the roof that is covered by the hoodlining. All wiring can be installed without drilling any holes or cutting the trim.
• Four holes must be drilled into the vehicle to fit our extended length console. For more information regarding this installation, please scroll down to the Fitting Instructions below.
• Designed so the radio curly cords are out of view.
• We manufacture our consoles in weekly batches. If we receive an order by Monday 5:30pm Sydney time your console will be dispatched on the following Friday. The dispatch date can vary if there is a public holiday.
• Professional fitting service available.

Your centre roof console will be designed to suit your specific model vehicle. It will neatly follow the contours of your hoodlining and will be the ideal width to suit the distance between your sunvisors. The length of the console takes into account the mounting system for the console, the shape of the cabin and when applicable, headroom for the rear seat passengers. When calculating the depth of the console we allow for maximum headroom and a clear view for the rear vision mirror. As no two model vehicles are the same our "vehicle specific" consoles are the best available.

In addition to being "vehicle specific" we also "custom build" each console to suit your requirements - nobody else does that! We adjust the shape of the base of the console to suit your radio(s) storage or lighting requirements. When custom building your console we can build a slim line console for maximum headroom or a deeper console for maximum storage. We can make the console's radio housing(s) as small as your radio(s) will allow providing more headroom and moving your radio(s) closer to the windscreen for better access. Another advantage of this versatility of design, most modern radios have a LCD (liquid crystal display) screen. It is easier to read the LCD when you are looking square onto the screen. Whenever possible, we change the angle on the console's facia panel to suit the radio being fitted.

A piece of "one wrap" hook and loop tape is supplied with each roof console (one retainer for each radio) to prevent your microphone curly cord from dangling and blocking your view. Simply screw this retainer onto the console in a suitable position between the radio and the microphone clip, then wrap the tape around the curly cord. If you need the full length of the curly cord, the "one wrap" tape is easy to release and re-attach.

Introduction:
Two holes must be drilled into the vehicle to fit this console. To mount the front of the console, we utilise the two mounting screw holes for the genuine spectacle holder / map light assembly. The back of the console is held in place by drilling two screw holes into a turret support channel (this channel is covered by the hood lining – see figure 3). Removal of the spectacle assembly reveals an opening in the hood lining, our console has been designed to take advantage of this opening. If a radio is fitted into the front of the console it can protrude past the top of the console, sitting in the space between the hood lining and the turret. This design allows the console to be less intrusive and allows the radio to sit further forward making it easier to see and operate.

Step 1. Remove the spectacle holder / map light assembly and the interior light.

Step 2. Remove the speaker grill fitted to the front of the console. Remove the plastic bag(s) containing the console fitting kit(s).

Step 3. Hold the console in position to check the fit. Make sure you have received the correct console, in good order, before cutting any holes.

Step 4. Place the console in position. Ensure that the console’s two front mounting holes are lined up with the screw holes in the vehicle.

Step 5. Attach the front of the console to the vehicle using the two 75mm 10 gauge self-tapping screws and two washers supplied (as shown in Figure 2 above).

Step 6. Make sure the back of the console is sitting in the centre of the vehicle by measuring from each side of the console to each side of the vehicle. After centreing the console, use a scriber (or similar) to make two holes in the hood lining in line with the console’s two rear mounting points. Remove the console from the vehicle.

Step 7. Before drilling any holes in the centre of the roof, look through the interior light hole in the hood lining to check that your holes are in line with the centre of the channel.

Step 9. Fit your radio(s) and accessories into the console – see the “instructions on installing a radio into a console” and the “radio fitting kit” supplied with the console.

Step 10. Install the wiring and aerial lead(s) before fitting the console. Be sure to leave enough spare wire to reach down to the seat. This will make it easier to connect your wiring to the radio(s) before fitting the console. The excess wire can be coiled up inside the console. The wiring looms for the genuine map lights and the Bluetooth microphone might not be long enough to reach the lights and microphone when they are fitted into the console. The best way to lengthen these looms is to cut and extend each individual wire. Remove the appropriate fuses then cut each wire separately to avoid damaging any sensitive electrical components.

Step 11. Connect the wiring and check that the radio(s) and accessories are operational before installing the console.

ALTERNATIVE A:
For a console with provision to re-mount the complete spectacle holder / map light assembly.

Step 12. Coil up any excess wire while lifting the console into position. Thread the interior light loom and plug through the interior light hole in the console. Thread the map light loom and the Bluetooth loom through the hole in the console for the spectacle holder / map light assembly.

Step 13. Attach the front of the console to the vehicle using the two 75mm long screws and two of the washers provided in the fitting kit.

Step 14. Attach the rear of the console to the vehicle using the 38mm long two screws and two of the washers provided in the fitting kit.

Step 15. Connect the genuine map light wiring plug and the Bluetooth microphone wiring plug. Fit the spectacle holder / map light assembly to the console using the two 18mm screws supplied.

Step 16. Re-attached the speaker grill to the front of the console.

Step 17. Connect the interior light wiring plug then fit the interior light onto the base of the console.

ALTERNATIVE B:
For a console with provision to re-mount the map light and the Bluetooth microphone (i.e. discard the spectacle holder.)

Step 12. Coil up any excess wire while lifting the console into position. Thread the interior light loom and plug through the interior light hole in the console. Thread the wiring loom for the map light through the map light hole in the console then thread the Bluetooth microphone loom through the speaker grill hole in the console.

Step 13. Attach the front of the console to the vehicle using the two 75mm long screws and two of the washers provided in the fitting kit.

Step 14. Attach the rear of the console to the vehicle using the two 38mm long screws and two of the washers provided in the fitting kit.

Step 15. Connect the genuine map light wiring plug. Fit the map light into the console. As shown in Figure 4, attach the Bluetooth microphone onto the inside of the speaker grill using the double sided tape supplied. Connect the Bluetooth microphone wiring plug then re-attach the speaker grill to the front of the console.

Introduction:
Four holes must be drilled into the vehicle to fit this console. To mount the front of the console, we utilise the two mounting screw holes for the genuine spectacle holder / map light assembly. The centre of the console is held in place by drilling two screw holes into a turret support channel (this channel is covered by the hood lining – see figure 5). The back of the console is held in place by drilling two screw holes in the channel above the rear window (see figure 4). Removal of the spectacle assembly reveals an opening in the hood lining, our console has been designed to take advantage of this opening. If a radio is fitted into the front of the console it can protrude past the top of the console, sitting in the space between the hood lining and the turret. This design allows the console to be less intrusive and allows the radio to sit further forward making it easier to see and operate.

Step 1. Remove the spectacle holder / map light assembly and the interior light.

Step 2. Remove the two plastic hooks above the rear window.

Step 3. Remove the speaker grill fitted to the front of the console. Remove the plastic bag(s) containing the console fitting kit(s).

Step 4. Hold the console in position to check the fit. Make sure you have received the correct console, in good order, before cutting any holes in the console.

Step 5. Place the console in position. Ensure that the console’s two front mounting holes are lined up with the screw holes in the vehicle.

Step 6. Attach the front of the console to the vehicle using the two 75mm 10 gauge self-tapping screws and two 19mm O.D. washers supplied (as shown in Figure 3 above).

Step 7. Make sure the back of the console is sitting in the centre of the vehicle. Drill two 5/32 inch (4mm) holes into the vehicle below the rectangular holes for the plastic hooks, as shown in Figure 4. Be careful not to push the drill bit through the first layer of steel and onto the turret. (There is a small space between the channel and the turret in the places the holes are being drilled.)

Step 8. Use a scriber (or similar) to make two holes in the hood lining in line with the console’s two mounting points in the centre of the roof. Remove the console from the vehicle.

Step 9. Before drilling the holes in the centre of the roof, look through the interior light hole in the hood lining to check that your holes are in line with the centre of the channel.

Step 10. The holes in the centre of the roof must now be drilled. Drill two 5/32 inch (4mm) diameter holes in line with your scriber holes through the hood lining and through ONE LAYER of steel. Be careful not to push the drill bit through the first layer of steel and onto the turret. (There is a small space between the channel and the turret in the places the holes are being drilled.)

Step 11. Fit your radio(s) and accessories into the console – see the “instructions on installing a radio into a console” and the “radio fitting kit” supplied with the console.

Step 12. Install the wiring and aerial lead(s) before fitting the console. Be sure to leave enough spare wire to reach down to the seat. This will make it easier to connect your wiring to the radio(s) before fitting the console. The excess wire can be coiled up inside the console. The wiring looms for the genuine map lights and the Bluetooth microphone might not be long enough to reach the lights and microphone when they are fitted into the console. The best way to lengthen these looms is to cut and extend each individual wire. Remove the appropriate fuses then cut each wire separately to avoid damaging any sensitive electrical components.

Step 13. Connect the wiring and check that the radio(s) and accessories are operational before installing the console.

ALTERNATIVE A:
For a console with provision to re-mount the complete spectacle holder / map light assembly.

Step 14. Coil up any excess wire while lifting the console into position. Thread the interior light loom and plug through the interior light hole in the console. Thread the map light loom and the Bluetooth loom through the hole in the console for the spectacle holder / map light assembly.

Step 15. Attach the front of the console to the vehicle using the two 75mm long screws and two of the 12mm O.D. washers provided in the fitting kit.

Step 16. Attach the centre of the console to the vehicle using two of the 38mm long screws and two of the 19mm O.D. washers provided in the fitting kit.

Step 17. Attach the back of the console to the vehicle using two of the 38mm long screws, two snap caps and two 12mm O.D. washers provided in the fitting kit.

Step 18. Connect the genuine map light wiring plug and the Bluetooth microphone wiring plug. Fit the spectacle holder / map light assembly to the console using the two 18mm screws supplied.

Step 19. Re-attached the speaker grill to the front of the console.

Step 20. Connect the interior light wiring plug then fit the interior light onto the base of the console.

ALTERNATIVE B:
For a console with provision to re-mount the map light and the Bluetooth microphone (i.e. discard the spectacle holder.)

Step 14. Coil up any excess wire while lifting the console into position. Thread the interior light loom and plug through the interior light hole in the console. Thread the wiring loom for the map light through the map light hole in the console then thread the Bluetooth microphone loom through the speaker grill hole in the console.

Step 15. Attach the front of the console to the vehicle using the two 75mm long screws and two of the 19mm O.D. washers provided in the fitting kit.

Step 16. Attach the centre of the console to the vehicle using two of the 38mm long screws and two of the 19mm O.D. washers provided in the fitting kit.

Step 17. Attach the back of the console to the vehicle using two of the 38mm long screws, two snap caps and two 12mm O.D. washers provided in the fitting kit.

Step 18. Connect the genuine map light wiring plug. Fit the map light into the console. As shown in Figure 6, attach the Bluetooth microphone onto the inside of the speaker grill using the double sided tape supplied. Connect the Bluetooth microphone wiring plug then re-attach the speaker grill to the front of the console.