PLUS

PLUS

EQUALS

?

 

1.-Thats a line out converter....not a line in.... sound comes out from those rca's..u cant send sound in
2.-the 2nd picture is a 3.5mm splitter..U'd need a 3.5 to RCA adapter

what I'm tryin to say is....no it wont work.....

 

P.s some members in the forum have an adapter u can hardwire the way u wanna do it...maybe someone can chime in and shed some light on thiss.....

 

I dont mean exactly this stuff, just something like this, I'm getting tired of my FM transmitter.

 

In that case...if u get something completely different yes it will work lol

 

Well all I need is some type of adapter that would go into the back of the radio and the wiring harness of the radio and then a cable to plug into my Zune.

So that would work?

Would it just cut to the Zune when the radio was off and the Zune was on, and vice versa?

 

what u need should be in there somewhere....

http://www.installer.com/aux/

i THINK its this one......Im not sure...

http://www.installer.com/item/displa...hp?it=AAI-GM24

 

Ok I looked it up and while u cant hardwire the line in....u can get a FM modulator...(not a FM transmitter) while it might be possible to solder an aux in into the board of ur radio.....this thing plugs into ur factory unit's antenna and gives u better quality than a fm transmitter:

http://www.installer.com/item/displa...php?it=FMM-100

 

Ok so I get that, how do I install it exactly?

And then once thats in, all I have to do is hook my Zune up and I'll be good to go?

 

the way I see it.....you install the yellow wire to hot...the red to ignition....ground to ground....antenna plug to the antena opening in the back lol,then all you'd need is a 3.5mm to rca cable.

 

What do you mean yellow to hot and red to ignition? I know what a ground is, and the antenna is pretty simple, but more than that and I don't know, haha.

 

Yellow would have to go to a 12 v constant should be orange on the cars harness and red would go to the yellow wire on the cars harness for ignition

this link may help you it sure helped me when I had to wire my stereo up to a hack job http://www.iroczone.com/images/wiring/1988wiringb.gif

 

Thank you!

 

If you have a cassette radio, just buy a cassette adapter to use the player.

 

Nope! lol



I want to keep this radio, only about a thousand of them were made for my model year.