musclecar70sfan

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Hey guys, I recently got a radio out of a junked late 90's chevy lumina and I noticed that there is an AUX button on the face of the radio and an auxiliary plug on the back of it (I'm guessing for a remote tape deck or CD changer). Is it possible to rig up a standard headphone jack to that plug so I can plug in my ipod or something? Thanks!

Al Hasse

Here ya go

https://www.thirdgen.org/forums/car-...elco-head.html

musclecar70sfan

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Thanks! And that just so happens to be the EXACT same radio I got for my car! haha

musclecar70sfan

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Oooorrr maybe not. I checked my radio and there's a label on there saying it was manufactured in 1995, and the PIE website said that their units are not compatible with 1995-1999 AM/FM/CD radios. I wonder why it won't work. Any other alternatives perhaps?

Al Hasse

Maybe you can try this

http://www.logjamelectronics.com/pacaaigm9.html

Only drawback is that you need the slave unit (CD player or cassette deck) hooked up and playing for it to work. I've got a slave cassette, but not the cable that goes to it.

It took me a long time in searching to decide on the GM9-AUX that I ended up with. Keep looking, you might find what you need.

joepackersrock

I was going to tell you to just look into buying a new aftermarket stereo, but after looking at the pics of it installed in the dash I can see why you'd wanna stick with it it blends pretty well.

musclecar70sfan

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Yeah I like the factory look of the radio I got. And thanks for the link Al, but I'll keep looking for now... I'm not a fan of the requirement of the slave unit. But if worse comes to worst then I might buy a cheaper aftermarket radio that looks somewhat factory, since I've seen a couple of those. I just never really liked the "christmas tree" look that some aftermarket radios give off, especially in thirdgens. I hate to spoil the factory appearance.