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Aux input Jack-problem
I installed an euro shelf with a second power outlet and aux input jack The power doesn't work (I'm not too concerned about that, I can trace the power and check to see if I have a proper ground). But, running an IPod from the factory power outlet, the aux input does not seem to work. I have the stereo set for aux and have changed the aux volume settings and...nothing.
Am I overlooking something obvious? If not, how do I trouble shoot this? I couldn't see the back of the stereo when I plugged in the aux input cord plug but it seemed to fit, easily, and, given its unusual shape I can't believe I made a wrong connection.
Any ideas? Thanks
Am I overlooking something obvious? If not, how do I trouble shoot this? I couldn't see the back of the stereo when I plugged in the aux input cord plug but it seemed to fit, easily, and, given its unusual shape I can't believe I made a wrong connection.
Any ideas? Thanks
Originally Posted by AldoS
Is your car an '02 build? If so,the aux port is on the head unit but it's not functional.
The AUX cord could be bad. A few months ago, I met up with someone having the same problem. We tried my cord (both fresh out of the bag) an it worked. Just a bad cord. Hope this helps and Good Luck!
Switched cables and still nothing.
I thought that perhaps I'd plugged the plug end into the wrong socket at the back of the radio, so I crawled under the dash and couldn't see the back of the radio with the Euroshelf in place. What I could see was the back of the aux input jack - and the male plug sticking through! The cable that is connected to the jack had pulled off when I zip-tied it to a steering column brace! Pushed it back on, after feeding a little more cable through the zip-tie to give it some slack, and, Presto! Sound through the aux mode!
I thought that perhaps I'd plugged the plug end into the wrong socket at the back of the radio, so I crawled under the dash and couldn't see the back of the radio with the Euroshelf in place. What I could see was the back of the aux input jack - and the male plug sticking through! The cable that is connected to the jack had pulled off when I zip-tied it to a steering column brace! Pushed it back on, after feeding a little more cable through the zip-tie to give it some slack, and, Presto! Sound through the aux mode!
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