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I need some help , I purchased a Harman / Kardon drive and play and I need to know what cable adapter I need to power it from the 12 disc cd connector in the trunk ( C5 ) I already installed the screen in the ash tray and the controller in the cup holder and have it all connected to the Electronics Enclosure behind the passenger seat ?
how are you connecting it to the radio? they have built in wireless transmitters, or you can buy a wired FM modulator. Or are you using the rca wires? if that is the case you will need an adapter
how are you connecting it to the radio? they have built in wireless transmitters, or you can buy a wired FM modulator. Or are you using the rca wires? if that is the case you will need an adapter
Jimmy , I thought that I could connect it to the radio via the CD connection in the back , I didn't want to pull out the HU , do you have this system , does the wireless transmitter work OK , if thats the case I can always order one?
no, the wireless is horrible. I believe Pac-audio makes the adapter to let you use the cd changer/aux button.
either way, you are going to need to pull out the radio
The GM10-AUX adapter lets you use the existing COR-HAR harness that runs to the CD changer in the trunk. You do NOT have to pull the radio if you use this.
STINGRAY71 Thank you for all your help , I really appreciate it , both you and Jay from Discount Car Stereo , provided all the information that I needed. it's great to have people like you guys in this forum , as the rest of them. It is really a pleasure being a member. I ordered it today from Jay Hopefully I can be up and running by next weekend.
Santi
Originally Posted by stingray71
The GM10-AUX adapter lets you use the existing COR-HAR harness that runs to the CD changer in the trunk. You do NOT have to pull the radio if you use this.