SaxophoMan

Mine is the one shown in the thread below. Looks like it's a CDM module.

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/hist...loc-ii-cd.html

red88tagta

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PM me your regular email addy so I can sent you some pics of where to make the connections.

Arvizu9618

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PM just sent to hdebo

I want to know where the Radio Audio cable is on the 4th Gen Radios as oppesed to the CD Audio

Would anyone here know?

Thx

knight72

I have the same unit on my '92... i want to do the same mod but i only find info on how to splice the cd circuit

red88tagta

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Looking at the bottom of the main board, find these connection points.

alex722607

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I have a 1988 Pontiac Trans-Am GTA with the delco loc ii with steering wheel controls. I like the idea of having an auxiliary input for my radio. For the longest time I had the cheap fm transmitter, which finally broke. I did a little tinkering, to no avail, I couldn't figure out how to put in the aux. Then I tried a redirad, but the sound quality sucked. Now I ran across this post and I'm willing to try again. Can you give me a detailed process for doing this modification. I would greatly appreciate it. thanks in advance

knight72

thanks red88

alex722607

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I'm just being cautious (b/c i've screwed up my radio before), by cutting the circuit, exactly what am I doing. I just want some more details before I start operating.

mantaguy

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You know,for about $40-$45 you can have that done!!

alex722607

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I would rather do it myself. It's not that don't trust others to work on it, it's just that its simply gnawing at me. Also I don't really want to mail it out. Plus I have everything I need. Side note: The connections that I would "adjust" they would be for the LCH and RCH for the tape deck. Can I put a switch on it of a sort, if so where (which wire). I know it might not be necessary, but I think it would be cool.

red88tagta

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I do the aux thing with the GTA radios all the time. Either on the face for $40 or a cable $30. No swith required.

mantaguy

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There you go!!!40 Bucks,Done.
PS,I here good things about red88

alex722607

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I actually completely forgot about this thread, and then today my itrip that I was using started conking out. Well anyway in a couple of days I am putting my car to sleep for the winter, so I can pull out the radio. Since I have other things to do to the car it sort of overwhelmed my desire to do the radio myself. lol So I would like to have the auxiliary cable done for me. And btw, I have the cable and the 3.5mm jack, so how much would you charge me for it (basically for the labor)?
Thanks

red88tagta

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It's still $40 on the face or $30 for a cabled aux for remote mount.

alex722607

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Do you need the whole radio, or can I just send the top portion, the part with the rf in and power,ground,illum,etc./speaker wire connector in (The part that detaches from the rest of the radio). I am concerned with weight, its significantly lighter than the whole radio, or do you need the whole radio? BTW, I would to do cable option.

aseychell

Old thread resurrection.
Have a GTA deck (the one with the Delco-loc and steering controls).
I would like to install an AUX in however I live in Malta -EU and it is far too risky to send it to someone in the USA to do the conversion for me.

I am quite capable with soldering and electronics. Would some good soul provide me with some instructions as every link I found is broken or refers to the dual board radios.

Can these be equipped with RCA outputs for low signal to amps?

John in RI

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Search = "GTA AUX"


https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/car-...aux-input.html

aseychell

I honestly can’t understand how this post never came up!! I knew I saw it somewhere a few months ago.

Thanks for you help mate.

242turbo

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242turbo

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