Can it be install on my 08 eclipse GS .. After i push the CD button it does not give me the AUX option ..Would it still work though?
888100
It would not. If hold the CD button for more than 3 seconds does not give you the option of "Aux Option" then it means that your stereo doesn't have the Aux output for the Aux.
888101
I'm not sure about the '08, but in my '11, if you don't have the 6 disc, you can't hook this up.
888102
I have an 06 eclipse gt and it is the same thing. No aux after pressing cd on the dash. Behind the steering wheel, there is a middle button that you can press. Keep pressing till you get aux. You will then be able to use the aux cord. It works perfect! The only thing is you have to take out the dash and plug it in the back. You would then have to fish the wire to the desired placement. Hope this helps!
888103
Not a100% sure but check out club4g.org Will def find the answer plus everything about your car you need
888104
The CD button has to be held in for about three to five seconds in my car. Try cycling the input from the steering wheel controls. If neither of these work, i doubt your car is equipped.
888105
You have the hold the CD button down until it switches to AUX on the screen.
1097569
You need an external source like XM radio or a GM CD changer. Check the PAC audio website. They have several options.
230547
Not sure if it will work, I know under the RAD2 module there is a description for disabling usb and enabling AUX. Only speaking off an e90 though.
1519767
I don't have that problem, so I can't give you a definitive answer. I can say that mine has to be set on "CD" for it to play out the AUX cable. If you're doing that, perhaps a wiring issue is causing your problem.
1795172
The best advice I would offer. would be to take it to Best Buy for installation. They did mine and I bought the radio somewhere else. It works great and the unit is one of the best I have ever had.
660841
It only works with factory installed radios that goes to Aux menu by pressing and holding cd button several seconds. Aftermarket radios dont work with this plug type
950538
As others have stated, you will need a receiver/amp to drive it. Your choice of amp and speakers is up to you, there are several good choices out there at reasonable prices. That being said, my cd unit has served me well. I run two amps 4 pair of speakers and two subwoofers. I like my music clean and powerful
1284061
I have a 2005 outback and it did break my CD drive. I use my phone for music anyway.
2098104
There are Aux in and out RCA connectors on the add on external CD/DVD player.... nothing on the receiver it self.... the remote has an Aux select button to select that as input...
499849
Thank you Ikarus for your answer. I just can't get it to work yet. I have a Lexus is300 (2002) with a stock head unit and so far haven't had the transmitter working yet. But I'm researching how to do it now because I really want listen to my library instead of public radio and commercials and their mind-influencing choices of music.
525342
Go to your local stereo shop (best buy or frys even on line some where) and ask if there is an installation kit matching your car to this head unit available . I'm sure there is, its a simple install, don't forget the wiring harness. Good unit too.
1960429
My Radio was a non touch Screen Nav unit with a CD changer. This Aux input plugs into the CD changer outlet on the back of head unit, the CD changer plugs into the Aux adapter. You can then use either the CD changer or the Aux in by selecting the source via the toggle switch. Visit the PAC website to see compatibility. You my have to remove the head unit to check the part No. & plug configuration.
41970
I think it's a different unit if you have the DSP and Factory NAV.Mine is non-DSP and non-NAV.This plugs into the CD-Changer.
377689
Hello John S. This is a good link for you Retrevo.com. Go to Manuals and Colby Manuals. This site offers free tech help. I don't have a car that has the aux plug in. I hope this helps. Take Care, Brent in No. Ariz.
368886
It only works on stereo systems with an aux button on the front. It doesn't work on mine.
1633261
I used the PAC AAI-GM9 in a 2001 Chevy Tahoe with a OEM radio which had a built in CD player and it worked great. I finally took it out because my mechanic "destroyed" the PAC AAI-GM9 unit when he was installing a 2500W Inverter in the Tahoe and sent a jolt through the electrical system. But, when it was working it was great. As I remember, you had to adjust the sound volume down when switching from the AUX input to teh regular radio or CD player. Good luck, and be sure to disconnect your battery when doing this task.
575241
You can push the source button on the side.. If it's flashing blue it plays Bluetooth and if it's flashing red it plays the aux