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The older radio has a different wiring plug than the newer radio, yes? You can get adaptor patch leads to connect one from the other from Halfords. That's the simple way. I presume the new radio has a plug & wiring in the back? You can connect it to existing wiring if you can work out connections. This link contains all the info you need if you want to change the wiring yourself.
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Topic: replace a radio
