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iPod Connection
#2
RE: iPod Connection
I have a ipod setup in my 99, but I to buy a new head unit that had the right set up in the back for the ipod adapter. If you want to keep the stock stereo, your only options are to buy one of those tapes attached to a 1/8th inch plug. You pop the tape into your tapedeck, and just plug it into your ipod (about $20 at Radio shack). They also have adapters that plug into your cigarette lighter and you plug into your ipod, then select a frequency and then tune into it on your stereo (but the quality sucks). [sm=imsorry.gif]
#5
RE: iPod Connection
http://www.installer.com/item/displa...php?it=FMM-100
http://www.installer.com/item/displa...php?it=AIP-RCA
Would something like that help you? Plugs into your antenna line and it does not say but I am assuming it runs on a low frequency like 88.9 or something like that. I had a 6-disc changer like that once. Then you can get an iPod hookup to plug into it.
http://www.installer.com/item/displa...php?it=AIP-RCA
Would something like that help you? Plugs into your antenna line and it does not say but I am assuming it runs on a low frequency like 88.9 or something like that. I had a 6-disc changer like that once. Then you can get an iPod hookup to plug into it.
#6
RE: iPod Connection
ORIGINAL: Tim224DT
http://www.installer.com/item/displa...php?it=FMM-100
http://www.installer.com/item/displa...php?it=AIP-RCA
Would something like that help you? Plugs into your antenna line and it does not say but I am assuming it runs on a low frequency like 88.9 or something like that. I had a 6-disc changer like that once. Then you can get an iPod hookup to plug into it.
http://www.installer.com/item/displa...php?it=FMM-100
http://www.installer.com/item/displa...php?it=AIP-RCA
Would something like that help you? Plugs into your antenna line and it does not say but I am assuming it runs on a low frequency like 88.9 or something like that. I had a 6-disc changer like that once. Then you can get an iPod hookup to plug into it.
Now just to get a diagram of how to install that...
#8
RE: iPod Connection
#9
RE: iPod Connection
ORIGINAL: Tim224DT
As for installing other stock radios into other model years it can be done as long as they fit for one and dont look to bad after you get them in there. You might want to check out that www.installer.com for a wire harness kit that will plug into harness that goes into your 95 radio then will plug into the back of the 2003 radio. This way you dont have to cut any wires if you decide to sell the car later. But as for it working sure it can work but will it fit and look right?
As for installing other stock radios into other model years it can be done as long as they fit for one and dont look to bad after you get them in there. You might want to check out that www.installer.com for a wire harness kit that will plug into harness that goes into your 95 radio then will plug into the back of the 2003 radio. This way you dont have to cut any wires if you decide to sell the car later. But as for it working sure it can work but will it fit and look right?
How hard do you think it would be to wire it up using the stuff from installer.com?
#10
RE: iPod Connection
If it all fits you are looking at about a 30 min job... The wire harness you buy from that site are awesome!! They are easy to hook up and use. On my fiancee's 2003 Corola i bought the harness adapter do i didnt have to cut the wires to install an aftermarket sony CD player that had an iPod hook up. Took me about 20 min to do.