Will this work in my Ford 2004 T-bird Roadster's factory installed AM/FM/AUX button without an input hole?
886052
Depends on what your using for the source. This requires a input source vis rca jacks (like dvd or tv) and will transmit through your car radio speakers. If you are using for ipod or mps imput you would be better off getting a kit that comes with aux imput to plug cord into. There is one available through amazon as well for less $ and includes everything.
886053
As far as install it is real easy. 1 wire to 12v source, 1 wire to ground. Unplug antenna from radio and plug into modulator and cord from modulator into radio and done.
886054
It should work, it connects to the radio antenna input and needs 12v power. I installed in my boat that did not have an aux input.
886055
This product requires you to drill a hole in the dash to have access to the on/off switch and there needs to be a hole for the RCA to male 3.5mm Headphone jack (6ft is best the 3ft cable tend to be a little short). I would recommend running the headphone cable through an ashtray or center console so you have somewhere to store it when not in use. Fords shouldn't need a antenna adapter. I've had three of these things. They are great but installing them can be a pain.
886056
yes it will work it connect to your fm antenna in the back of your radio you might need a adapter for you antenna you can go to your locale best buy to get it. Mine works awesome on my 2012 Nissan Frontier Jon
886057
This is basically an "external" Aux source that plays through your FM radio. It only connects to your radio through the Antenna (AM/FM) connection. So an AUX button on your factory radio will not change to this source because you'll be using an FM station (see other answers below). Similar to adding an FM modulated aftermarket external SIRUIS radio for example.
886058
Yes, it will work with any car that has an FM radio. It does require some installation skills, as there is wiring involved, and two holes need to be drilled for the jack and the power switch.
886059
yes it will work it connect to your fm antenna in the back of your radio you might need a adapter for you antenna you can go to your locale best buy to get it.Mine works awesome on my 2012 Nissan FrontierJon
886060
I installed this product on a 2002 chevy silverado with factory stereo without an aux input hole. should work for your 2004 t-bird roadster's factory installed stereo. you will have to disconnect antenna from stereo and this will go connected stereo and antenna. I had to buy antenna adapters so that it would connect to stereo and antenna . you will have to find a place to connect power to. I connected my power source to cigar lighter plug. would recommend an rca to 3.5 mm male adapter, I bought a belkin and it is fairly thick and will not break like the cheaper ones.
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No, it dosnt, i buy it for my 96 ss impala, cheap.. Sounds ok, but now i wish i have choosen another unit, the buttons are like for a jdm car, everything is to far, the basic buttons are on the right side ok the unit, makes it kind of hard to push the ones you want. Sorry about my english.
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If you plan on using your AUX input (if you have one), you will not need any parts. If you wish to use the FM modulator, you will need a male and female antenna adapter kit such as the Metra 40-KI31: METRA 40-KI31 - Antenna Adaptors - ANTENNA ADAPTER FOR FM MODULATOR HYUNDAI / KIA 09-UP
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I installed one of these in my fiancés 2010 Mazda 3 which should be the same as yours. It had factory non bose radio. Worked great no wires to cut. Worth the money not having to cut into anything. Exactly what you need to be able to hook up an amp to factory radio. Only other thing you'll need is an amp wiring install kit. Hope this helps
124717
Yes, just connect this to the harness that comes with your aftermarket radio. It plugs directly into the factory wiring. Good luck with your install.
157883
It did not work on my 2000 impala stock radio because even though the radio has an AUX button on the front of the radio, it is not wired inside the radio and in the wire harness to accept this adapter. The button on that radio is just a dummy because it is a stripped down version. Just something to look out for.
1271925
Sorry, I am not able to answer this question. I do not have the XM Aux Jack in my car.
355469
This one will work in any car that has AM/FM radio. And all you need is just the iSimple 32 and it comes with all the cables including the 3.5mm jack. :D Enjoy I have it in a Ford F250 Super Duty.
1743192
Are you replacing a factory radio or do you already have an aftermarket stereo? If factory, you will need kit to install in dash. You will also need a factory harness adapter so you do not cut into the factory stereo harness
368886
It only works on stereo systems with an aux button on the front. It doesn't work on mine.
2003539
I had a 2004 impala and this worked. I just needed the stock radio in it to program it
1134347
it uses a alpine ai net plug and i'm sure your ford radio won't have that. will work with an alpine radio with ai net plug
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I just left the aux cable off and left the factory one. The only prob I had with the kit was making sure I had the right code on the converter box
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This is Kevin from ReplacementRadios. This is an input device. Inputs are for getting sound INTO the radio. An amplifier is relying on output FROM the radio. Two different things. The aux input included in this kit is for plugging into your factory dash (or radio) mounted 3.5mm jack, if so equipped. This eliminates the need for making the connection using the antenna jack on the back of the radio which, in turn, eliminates the need to tune your radio to a certain frequency to use this device. Instead you would hit the button that selects your aux source. Of course this means there would be a cable visible in the vehicle. (Unless you purchase an aux input device that converts your factory plug to 3.5mm, but those are not available for all vehicles/radios.) I think 'Global' either doesn't understand the difference between input and output or he didn't pay full attention to your question and/or the device you were asking about when he provided his answer. You cannot hook an amp up to an INPUT. An amp uses sound that has been OUTPUT from the stereo. Normally low-level, which requires a pre-amp convertor if you're getting the sound from the speaker wires. There are Add-An-Amp kits which are inserted inline between the radio and the factory radio plugs, allowing sound to pass through to the factory speakers and also provide a pre-amp convertor for direct RCA connection to an amp but, again, NONE of this is accomplished through an INPUT into the radio. You need an OUTPUT device. If you have found this answer helpful, please consider purchasing from ReplacementRadios. We're an authorized iSimple retailer, which ensures you get a valid warranty and free iSimple tech support.
475688
will this work in a auto with a High-Gain Antenna Pass Through form a computer
773454
No, this unit has an AUX Out port,and uses a 3.5mm male-to-male cable that has to plug in (somehow) to your radio. If you have no AUX In port in your vehicle, it's not going to work.
1193139
Yes...you just have to buy the correct wiring harness that is compatible with your ford. And you may also have to buy a radio antenna coverter which is only about $7 from walmart