Adding Aux Input to Factory Radio, Anyone Done?
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Adding Aux Input to Factory Radio, Anyone Done?
Has anyone tackled this or heard of anyone doing this? I just saw this company selling a bunch of Ford radios on eBay so it must be fairly easy to do. Here is a link to an example: Ford 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 Super Duty Radio AM FM CD with IPOD aux input | eBay
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Found a Chevy forum that soldered a cable in where the Left and Right channels for the tape deck went on the circuit board. I do have a tape deck that I never use. Wonder if that is possible. Anyone have a wiring schematic for the radio? Here is the link for the Chevy forum: Diy aux input on a factory radio - PerformanceTrucks.net Forums
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Have you tried Crutchfield? They sell AUX adapters. Check iPod/iPhone/iPad and USB Adapters
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There are 2 adapter 1 works on 1998 to 2004 Ford radios with a CD button FRDN-AUX
If there is a SAT button you can use the pie frd03-aux/s or frdn-aux/s
both will allow you to input perfect clear audio into the original radio
If there is a SAT button you can use the pie frd03-aux/s or frdn-aux/s
both will allow you to input perfect clear audio into the original radio
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There are 2 adapter 1 works on 1998 to 2004 Ford radios with a CD button FRDN-AUX
If there is a SAT button you can use the pie frd03-aux/s or frdn-aux/s
both will allow you to input perfect clear audio into the original radio
If there is a SAT button you can use the pie frd03-aux/s or frdn-aux/s
both will allow you to input perfect clear audio into the original radio
this is the way to go and they work great. a member here was gracious enough to part with one they were no longer using. it needed some slight repairs, but have been perfect since.
FM modulators are ok (and cheap), but they do not provide the crystal clear audio like these adapters.