CD Changer harness pinouts
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CD Changer harness pinouts Hi all,
I was just wondering if anyone has the wiring diagram for the 12 CD Changer wiring harness, on a 2000 Trans Am. I am trying to figure out if there's any way I could connect a Delphi XM radio tuner output to the CD-Changer input on the stock head unit. It seems like this would work, but I need to know which wires do what. I am trying to avoid using an FM modulator.
Thanks for any help.
I was just wondering if anyone has the wiring diagram for the 12 CD Changer wiring harness, on a 2000 Trans Am. I am trying to figure out if there's any way I could connect a Delphi XM radio tuner output to the CD-Changer input on the stock head unit. It seems like this would work, but I need to know which wires do what. I am trying to avoid using an FM modulator.
Thanks for any help.
Re: CD Changer harness pinouts Unfortunately it's not an audio connector. It's a class 2 data bus. I've been looking to create an adapter but in the time that I've been working on it a company has actualy completed one. I've stopped research due to the fact that I have since changed to an aftermarket deck.
The cheapest I've been able to find the adapter for is $98.97. If you want I can find the name of the company and get a link for you.
The cheapest I've been able to find the adapter for is $98.97. If you want I can find the name of the company and get a link for you.
Re: CD Changer harness pinouts yes, and no, if you have a changer, you can splice into the wires, to get the audio signal, but you need the changer to start communications.
if no changer then you need the adapter.
Ryan.
if no changer then you need the adapter.
Ryan.
Re: CD Changer harness pinouts Very true... I did forget about that. Obviously, I don't have the changer.
On my stock head unit I ended up wiring an aux in to the input side of the preamp inside the radio. Whenever I wanted to listen to anything from my mp3 player I'd just throw in an audio CD of nothing but silence. That gives a clean signal to add over the top of.
It worked pretty good but I'll be the first to admit, it's not the optimal solution.
On my stock head unit I ended up wiring an aux in to the input side of the preamp inside the radio. Whenever I wanted to listen to anything from my mp3 player I'd just throw in an audio CD of nothing but silence. That gives a clean signal to add over the top of.
It worked pretty good but I'll be the first to admit, it's not the optimal solution.
