How to add a line-in connection to stock radio?

[gnailuh]

I have a 1997 gst with the infinity cd/cd-changer/tape/radio system. my cd-changer is not working so well... fm radio is busted... but i just got an ipod! so i would like to hook it up. now since the fm is busted, i cannot use the fm modulator. and i don't want to use the tape adaptor because of the bad quality of sound. so i would like to put a 1/8 inch stereo input line so i can plug the ipod in.

has anyone done this before? can i tap it in somehow from the cd changer plug? anyone know the pinout of that din plug? any help would be much appreciated. thanks in advance!

[BoostedSpyder]

you are going to have to go with the tape adapter. i have an Eclipse cd deck that has a line in plug, Alpine also does with a seperate adapter and Panasonic has a built in line in plug.

[nc1gsx]

If you haven't figured out a plan yet for your sound system woes, I have an option for you. I just removed my mitsu/infinity head unit # E026 and 6 disk cd changer model # cd-3000c-ms. I will give you a good deal if you are interested? Both are from my 95 gsx and are in top notch condition....

[bnobrega]

Here is a web site with the pin put of the DIN connector.

http://carstereohelp.net/wireharness_Mitsubishi3.htm

[ratlhead]

I have the same question...but for a 2004 Eclipse with a stock Infinity stereo with a 6 CD changer, and no tape deck. There's no way to run an input into the stereo for an iPod? What if the CD changer is disconnected?

[1trickedoutdsmra]

fm transmitter will be better b/c you radio is not picking up of channels my friends doesnt have his intenna and it works great

[ratlhead]

http://www.theautochannel.com/news/2...05/314957.html


Great news for us sticking with the factory head unit...as long as Audiovox's new kit supports it, which I assume it will.