99 Trans Am Aux Input
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99 Trans Am Aux Input
I've searched around and came up with this thread.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/stereo-el...t-adapter.html
I read that a certain wire will not work with stereos before 2000 and some late 1999s.
Is there a wire I can buy that will get me aux in? Or will the mod above work on my stereo? The picture below is the type of head unit I have. It doesn't have the dedicated "aux" button. If I splice through the CD wire on the mod, will I still be able to use both, aux and CD?
Thanks.
https://ls1tech.com/forums/stereo-el...t-adapter.html
I read that a certain wire will not work with stereos before 2000 and some late 1999s.
Is there a wire I can buy that will get me aux in? Or will the mod above work on my stereo? The picture below is the type of head unit I have. It doesn't have the dedicated "aux" button. If I splice through the CD wire on the mod, will I still be able to use both, aux and CD?
Thanks.
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None of the Firebird radios have an AUX button - that came only on Camaro radios. The equivalent in the Firebird is the CD/Play button that you have. However, that doesn't mean that your system will work with an auxiliary adapter. They all require head units that support an external CD changer. All cassette head units had this support but CD head units only got it in late 99. So, CD head units from 2000 up all work but 1999 is a gamble... some work, some don't. If you have a CD changer then you know the adapters will work but you will have to give up your changer. They can't both be connected at the same time (well, they can but they'll both play at the same time which sounds awful).
The internal modification (known as the Jason Novak mod) will work even if your head unit wouldn't support an external changer or auxiliary adapter.
Neither method will have any affect on the single CD player built into the head unit - it will still work normally. Use the CD/Play button to toggle between the internal CD and the auxiliary connection.
The internal modification (known as the Jason Novak mod) will work even if your head unit wouldn't support an external changer or auxiliary adapter.
Neither method will have any affect on the single CD player built into the head unit - it will still work normally. Use the CD/Play button to toggle between the internal CD and the auxiliary connection.
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None of the Firebird radios have an AUX button - that came only on Camaro radios. The equivalent in the Firebird is the CD/Play button that you have. However, that doesn't mean that your system will work with an auxiliary adapter. They all require head units that support an external CD changer. All cassette head units had this support but CD head units only got it in late 99. So, CD head units from 2000 up all work but 1999 is a gamble... some work, some don't. If you have a CD changer then you know the adapters will work but you will have to give up your changer. They can't both be connected at the same time (well, they can but they'll both play at the same time which sounds awful).
The internal modification (known as the Jason Novak mod) will work even if your head unit wouldn't support an external changer or auxiliary adapter.
Neither method will have any affect on the single CD player built into the head unit - it will still work normally. Use the CD/Play button to toggle between the internal CD and the auxiliary connection.
The internal modification (known as the Jason Novak mod) will work even if your head unit wouldn't support an external changer or auxiliary adapter.
Neither method will have any affect on the single CD player built into the head unit - it will still work normally. Use the CD/Play button to toggle between the internal CD and the auxiliary connection.
Thanks again!
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Is there a wire I can buy that will get me aux in? Or will the mod above work on my stereo? The picture below is the type of head unit I have. It doesn't have the dedicated "aux" button. If I splice through the CD wire on the mod, will I still be able to use both, aux and CD?
I can probably help you I did a mod on my 94 camaro wich would probably work on yours as well, just take the radio aprt, look at the cd player it probably has the circuits labled you are looking for LCH RCH check out my wirte up here
https://ls1tech.com/forums/stereo-el...l#post12827495
feel free to ask me any questions, and take some pics ounce you have it appart I might be able to assist you -Jamie
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