new ride, audio in question
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Originally Posted by hawkjet
This is all well and good but NOT for a 2000+ Bonneville. If your signature is accurate, you have a 2000 Bonneville. Your radio is unique to 2000, 2001 and 2002 ONLY. A modification to a '96 radio will not apply - they are in no way similar! The ONLY way I know of to get an aux input is with the afore mentioned adapter into your changer wiring. If you don't have the changer harness, it can be added:
http://www.bonnevilleclub.com/forum/...ic.php?t=78666
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Originally Posted by John Deere Boy
So you're saying the 00 radio has no audio line between the tape deck/cd player to the main tuner/amp that can be spliced?
That $79 you mentioned sounds really cheap to me considering the void in features you're talking about (assuming it were possible). You can even get an adapter for the iPod that will allow you to control it from the head unit and steering wheel controls. I don't get why someone would tear apart the radio and risk ruining it to get a crippled version of something you could do a proven way for $100 or so. Gees! an iPod is more money than that
But hey, if you want to pave the way to do something that has so little utility - be my guest...
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