Easy (plug-n-play) way to add an aux audio input to your factory radio. It's similar to the RF modulator you used, but higher fidelity since it is a direct analog input to the radio.
I actually used this adapter to enable Bluetooth in my set up. I had an AUX-to-bluetooth adapter plugged in to the AUX of this adapter and it worked like a charm, no exposed cords.
Yeah if it weren't for the nice convenient power port in the console I'd probably be looking for a different option, but I just put my little Bluetooth FM transmitter adapter in there and it works perfect and stays hidden. I can imagine this PIE adapter thing was an essential mod when this car was new for sure! Lots of people must have complained to the manufacturers cuz I have a built in aux port on my 2013 f350, bought it new and never used the port, they were a few years late on implementing that tech, ha! It also has a couple USB ports and I put in a drive full of music mp3s and use that occasionally through Microsoft sync which is pretty cool.
Hi.. how did you sell your car. Due to a full garage I am reluctantly selling my 2004 LS, 34,000 miles, garage kept. Updated audio/wireless apple carplay that looks standard and 4,000 mile Michelins with new wheels. As good as they come. Thanks for your reply.Just sold my LS, and kept this since I thought someone on here might want it. I had it installed for about 7 years and it worked great the whole time.
Please respond to this thread or PM me if you’re interested in it.
Thanks
Parker
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This actually should be in the "for sale" section of the website. Now that you have mentioned this... put a listiing in the "for sale" section... listing any details you want. (instead of hijacking this thread)
Click the link and find out
on my phone currently and links dont really work for me. =P
Whatcha got, a flip phone? Even those can open links since like 2006, lol! It's still there it looks like, click and bid.
