Hi i have a 1997 dodge neon 97' radio i'm looking for a piece i can use to plug in my aux cord without changing my radio, by imputing it in my lighter
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This item it works really great i have a 2005 BMW and i didnt change my stereo
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In my 99, I put the switch next to the CD player, under the ac controls. There was a spot about an inch square on the passenger side. There should also be a space closer to the ashtray. The aux I put in the front of top of the center console. It meant I could leave iPod connected and out of site. Just inside the latch where there was a flat spot. Used a label printer (white lettering on clear) to mark the switch.
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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.
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How many inches from lighter to aux plug? Where can I but the extension and what is it called?
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There is no "plug" it has two bare leads, that can easily be spliced (you could attach to a 12V "power port" plug for car cigarette lighter if you want). Any 12 DCV will work (and up to 24 DCV I guess, I haven't tried that), with a current draw of just under 1 amp it is very bright white flood (you don't want to look straight at it). I have this installed in a cabin with 12V (Marine Deep cell) battery for lighting our "living room", and works very nice. Just make sure that you have the positive battery terminal on the red wire. It does emit some RF interference, so a weak (radio) station will have a buzz if receiver is close by. There is no "plug" it has two bare leads, that can easily be spliced (you could attach to a 12V "power port" plug for car cigarette lighter if you want). Any 12 DCV will work (and up to 24 DCV I guess, I haven't tried that), with a current draw of just under 1 amp it is very bright white flood (you don't want to look straight at it). I have this installed in a cabin with 12V (Marine Deep cell) battery for lighting our "living room", and works very nice. Just make sure that you have the positive battery terminal on the red wire. It does emit some RF... » Read More There is no "plug" it has two bare leads, that can easily be spliced (you could attach to a 12V "power port" plug for car cigarette lighter if you want). Any 12 DCV will work (and up to 24 DCV I guess, I haven't tried that), with a current draw of just under 1 amp it is very bright white flood (you don't want to look straight at it). I have this installed in a cabin with 12V (Marine Deep cell) battery for lighting our "living room", and works very nice. Just make sure that you have the positive battery terminal on the red wire. It does emit some RF interference, so a weak (radio) station will have a buzz if receiver is close by. « Show Less
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Yes I bought a Cigarette lighter adapter on amazon (http://goo.gl/ZuxNFg) and wired it onto the end of the Red and black wires. It works perfect when moving my radio from vehicle to vehicle.
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Yes. This is what I used it for. Remember the cord is short unless your lighter unit is dash mounted
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I don't know which car you have but most car that I know has 3.5 in NOT out and the one on this device is 3.5 IN too so it will not help you to achieve what you looking for. back in the day before the iGeneration you could by a usb that has 3.5 out on it which will work perfectly with your car, im not sure if they still sell them.
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There is a USB converter. It goes into car lighter, and has USB connections other end. Usually pretty cheap, can even find at local dollar stores.
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With my 2001 vw factory radio the only thing you have to do is unplug cd cable on the back of the radio (blue connector) and plug the aux input in instead (as well blue color). Very simple! Good luck
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Go to Radio Shack and they will sell you the plug you need. Attach To radio wires
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Check amazon or a local vendor (walmart-autozone) for a radio wireadapter for your vehicle. They're not too expensive and you keep the integrity of the factory wireharness of your vehicle.
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It's an auxilary cord and only plugs into that specific hole in your car. It will not plug into a cigarette lighter, you will probably hurt yourself trying. It's just like plugging in your headphones into any cellphone. It's a tiny connector.
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Yes, if you wire it that way. You can just plug into your cigarette lighter and if it is active when the car if off you are all set. If it is not active you need to find another aux plug-in point that is active. If they all shut off, you need to get a mechanic to wire one to stay on. Mine goes off when I shut off the car. NOTE: do not cut off the plug in and wire directly. These are not 12volt, and the transformer is in the plug in.
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Hi Sandra, If i understood correctly...you do not have in your radio a hole to stick in the auxiliary wire to listen to music. If that is the case i has same issue... This device plugs in to your car cigarette lighter outlet and that is it! You can listen to your iphone music! There is a auxiliary hole in the transmitter cup, and it comes with auxiliary cord to plug your phone into it. Since you and i had common problem, and this is the only device i found that doesnt break and has auxiliary outlet! I strongly recommend getting it. I had mine for almost 4 months and this is the best thing ever!
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I am sorry, there is no cigarette lighter that comes with this item. Its for anyone who as a Sirrus XM account, it makes the radio a portable, not the radios that are already installed in the vehicle.
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If you mean a plug for the power/cig outlet then it's easily doable. That's how I wired mine up. I added an extra constant outlet to the center console for power. Allows me to completely remove the CB out of vehicle when not needed. I just coil the antenna cable under the seat.