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Old 01-28-2007, 02:37 PM
deadbird8604 deadbird8604 is offline
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aux button?????

What is the aux Button on the oem radio for? and is there a way i can hook my mp3 player to it
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Old 01-28-2007, 03:15 PM
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Yes, there is adapters (80 to 100 bux) available from several companies (PAC for example) that will allow input into the AUX button. You might have to get a cord to go from the MP3, iPod, etc. to the adapter. Check you MP3 maker, eBay, or local custom radio store.

Hope that gives you a direction.
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Old 01-28-2007, 03:22 PM
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Yes, there is adapters (80 to 100 bux) available from several companies (PAC for example) that will allow input into the AUX button. You might have to get a cord to go from the MP3, iPod, etc. to the adapter. Check you MP3 maker, eBay, or local custom radio store.

Hope that gives you a direction.
$80 - $100 is insane!! I someone finds one a little more reasonable please inform us!! PLEASE
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Old 01-28-2007, 03:41 PM
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I agree $80-$100 is insane but there are a lot of electronics in these things, it is not simply a cable. Inorder to get it to work you cannot have the navigation or the rear seat DVD player installed through the radio.

I looked on Ebay for a long time and got one for around $70, one of the cheapest spots I have found for the P.I.E. one is on logjam electronics.

P.I.E. FRD04-AUX 2004-2006 Ford CAN-Bus Auxiliary Input Converter
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Old 01-28-2007, 04:24 PM
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I agree $80-$100 is insane but there are a lot of electronics in these things, it is not simply a cable. Inorder to get it to work you cannot have the navigation or the rear seat DVD player installed through the radio.

I looked on Ebay for a long time and got one for around $70, one of the cheapest spots I have found for the P.I.E. one is on logjam electronics.

P.I.E. FRD04-AUX 2004-2006 Ford CAN-Bus Auxiliary Input Converter
They are not just a cable, but an electronic box, that plugs into the factory plug...sorry, I was assuming the DVD/changer/Nav was not plugged in.

My price was a high guess off my head...but, thanks, P.I.E. was the other brand I couldn't think of...and 70 is a pretty good price...locally, I think it is like 79 or 81 dollars.
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Old 01-28-2007, 07:54 PM
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I had the PIE, it worked great. Car Toys can get you set up pretty quickly, but I'd just do it myself. 1 plug, 2 wires, and put her back together.
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Old 01-29-2007, 01:45 AM
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I had the PIE, it worked great. Car Toys can get you set up pretty quickly, but I'd just do it myself. 1 plug, 2 wires, and put her back together.
so was there any loss of quailty in the music with it going that way. i bought an fm moudule and the sound wasn't as good as i hope it would be
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Old 01-29-2007, 03:00 AM
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so was there any loss of quailty in the music with it going that way. i bought an fm moudule and the sound wasn't as good as i hope it would be
The sound quality is very good, much better then the sound from a FM modulator. I would say it is as good if not better the the CD player audio.

The only downside to these is that everytime I start the truck it goes back to radio, so you have to push the Aux button again.
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