Alot of headunit's are manufactured with atleast one Auxiliary input, this is usually in the back of the headunit (WHAT WERE THEY THINKING) I am going to show you how to make it use-able.
First this is the connector's your looking for on the back of your headunit


This is the cable you need to buy from walmart or radioshack or anywhere else, I used a 6 foot cable so I have lots of slack because sometimes I like to use my laptop as my MP3 player.


Alright so pop your head-unit out of the dash and look for the 2 wire's, red and white.

Once you find these 2 wire's your going to connect the cable you purchased to the red and white, and then run the cable down the right hand side of where your head unit sits

Then pop off your shifter sorround

Feel around inside the car you should be able to find the cable you lowered down VERY easily.

from underneath the dash put some pressure on the trianglur container in your center console, it should pop out with a bit of work.


Now use a drill or a dremel and make a hole for the audio cable in a place of your choice, I chose the bigger container on the center console directly next to the tiny triangle one.


Run your wire through the hole and TEST IT! if it work's put everything back together and pat yourself on the back, if it doesn't make sure everything is connected and that your cables dont say RH, and LH if they do they are audio OUT for your subwoofer.



Enjoy your usable Aux port.

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The overall cost of this DIY should be under 7$ minus the beer.

 

A better way to run this IMO is to go even farther down the center console and drill a hole where the little removable plastic piece is under the arm. That way you can just open it up and you have the cord, and when your not using it noone can see it.

 

I ran mine into the glovebox. smile.gif

 

i went to do this today.. and i have no aux input 02.gif