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Answer to all pre-2002 aux input agony
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That guys is now famous in my book. That will happen when I fix the display sometime in the next few weeks.
Thanks for posting it up here. Sent from my SGH-i917 using Board Express |
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Well, I don't have the proper size torx here at home, so I was not able to get into the MID.
But I did pull apart and add the aux input like the link. There are a few pieces of information missing. The wiring connections: E200 ground E201 left E202 right I recommend thoroughly inspecting and routing your wiring, I routed mine like the write up. The wiring interferes with sliding the cd player into place in the vehicle. It hit the surround/frame. I would try running it inside the case, closely and securely tied to the side, and out the back. He must have a pretty nice camera, because those shots are so zoomed in, and I didn't even realize. Those solder points are small, like 2mm across small. You needs soldering skills and experience. I have no idea how he removed the main board from the case, because it appears to have been soldered to a few other pieces in place in the case. I soldered it together with the main board still in place. Operation, works fine. Just like he says. AM/FM and CD player operate normally. To get the aux input to work, just have the source set to the CD player and plug something into the jack. Just a note, I have to have my phone volume turned all the way up to match the volume of a playing CD. |
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I did this modification over the weekend and it works great. I took the advice above and routed the cable out the back of the CD unit instead of the side. I had to drill a small hole in the back of the metal casing to get it to work. Total cost was $9 for the cable.
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Hi guys. Does anyone have photos of this operation.
Or at least can you guide me. I just solder 3 wires in mentioned above pins and that's it? I don't have to cut anything? Thanks very much. |
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Link Not working. Anyone help?
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Dave S. Northeast 2003 4.6is 2005 E53 4.4 2003 E39 Msport(a REAL ONE!) 1959 Fiat 600 |
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Do you have dsp?
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Yes I do. I am aware of the GROM units, just don't want to spend that kind of money if there is a less expensive option.
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Dave S. Northeast 2003 4.6is 2005 E53 4.4 2003 E39 Msport(a REAL ONE!) 1959 Fiat 600 |
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Do you have a CDC? And android phone?
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