How To: Build and Hardwire an Auxillary Input to OEM Stereo
05-03-11, 12:22 AM
#588
After reading all 40 pages, I admire so many who have successfully complete this project. Pure, really excellent thread. [CUMan, thank you for the suggestion from the other thread post]
But I must ask if anyone has the pin-out for the 2ES at the Changer side--this will be much easier for me to access. As soon as I get the diagram/information on the four pins, my project will begin. Have RCA's, jacks and cabling ready to go.
But I must ask if anyone has the pin-out for the 2ES at the Changer side--this will be much easier for me to access. As soon as I get the diagram/information on the four pins, my project will begin. Have RCA's, jacks and cabling ready to go.
05-03-11, 07:26 AM
#589
After reading all 40 pages, I admire so many who have successfully complete this project. Pure, really excellent thread. [CUMan, thank you for the suggestion from the other thread post]
But I must ask if anyone has the pin-out for the 2ES at the Changer side--this will be much easier for me to access. As soon as I get the diagram/information on the four pins, my project will begin. Have RCA's, jacks and cabling ready to go.
But I must ask if anyone has the pin-out for the 2ES at the Changer side--this will be much easier for me to access. As soon as I get the diagram/information on the four pins, my project will begin. Have RCA's, jacks and cabling ready to go.
Will need your e-mail address. Send me a PM.
05-05-11, 11:58 AM
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UPdate:
Install was a success!!
No more hiss, scratch, hash, distortion, interference or frequency response RESTRICTION--full on audio!!! Thank you CUMan for the added information and assistance, Pure for researching, trailblazing and sharing this thread, and everyone for the huge incentive from reading your posts. Project number two; complete. 
[Next; (modest) amp and sub]
Install was a success!!
No more hiss, scratch, hash, distortion, interference or frequency response RESTRICTION--full on audio!!! Thank you CUMan for the added information and assistance, Pure for researching, trailblazing and sharing this thread, and everyone for the huge incentive from reading your posts. Project number two; complete. [Next; (modest) amp and sub]
05-19-11, 12:25 PM
#592
I have a question.
I have an eclipse double din. Everything is hooked up as it should be, but as with most radio's this double din does not have an input for video/audio -- let me rephrase that; it does have an input but you need to buy a special proprietary eclipse device and cable which is either hard to find and then you'll have to run wires and find placement etc.
I dont have a factory cd player mounted or connected and my GS came with a pioneer radio. No amp in the trunk, or what not (might be mistaken to think that some GS's came with the amp in the trunk. Forgive me.
Now I want to use my factory radio/double din but also want to be able to plug up my iphone/headphone jack to the system. Whats the best and most logical way to do this aside from sourcing the proprietary oem eclipse items.
Any help/advice?
I have an eclipse double din. Everything is hooked up as it should be, but as with most radio's this double din does not have an input for video/audio -- let me rephrase that; it does have an input but you need to buy a special proprietary eclipse device and cable which is either hard to find and then you'll have to run wires and find placement etc.
I dont have a factory cd player mounted or connected and my GS came with a pioneer radio. No amp in the trunk, or what not (might be mistaken to think that some GS's came with the amp in the trunk. Forgive me.
Now I want to use my factory radio/double din but also want to be able to plug up my iphone/headphone jack to the system. Whats the best and most logical way to do this aside from sourcing the proprietary oem eclipse items.
Any help/advice?
05-20-11, 11:08 AM
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I have a question.
I have an eclipse double din. Everything is hooked up as it should be, but as with most radio's this double din does not have an input for video/audio -- let me rephrase that; it does have an input but you need to buy a special proprietary eclipse device and cable which is either hard to find and then you'll have to run wires and find placement etc.
I dont have a factory cd player mounted or connected and my GS came with a pioneer radio. No amp in the trunk, or what not (might be mistaken to think that some GS's came with the amp in the trunk. Forgive me.
Now I want to use my factory radio/double din but also want to be able to plug up my iphone/headphone jack to the system. Whats the best and most logical way to do this aside from sourcing the proprietary oem eclipse items.
Any help/advice?
I have an eclipse double din. Everything is hooked up as it should be, but as with most radio's this double din does not have an input for video/audio -- let me rephrase that; it does have an input but you need to buy a special proprietary eclipse device and cable which is either hard to find and then you'll have to run wires and find placement etc.
I dont have a factory cd player mounted or connected and my GS came with a pioneer radio. No amp in the trunk, or what not (might be mistaken to think that some GS's came with the amp in the trunk. Forgive me.
Now I want to use my factory radio/double din but also want to be able to plug up my iphone/headphone jack to the system. Whats the best and most logical way to do this aside from sourcing the proprietary oem eclipse items.
Any help/advice?
05-23-11, 11:50 AM
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not familiar with your model but this is cheap enough to try:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ECLIPSE-INPUT-HE...item41559f53bb
http://cgi.ebay.com/ECLIPSE-INPUT-HE...item41559f53bb
05-26-11, 10:48 PM
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Does anyone know how to wire a 4pdt relay? I got a 5 amp 12vdc 4pdt relay from a local electronics store but don't know how I would wire it. I have some Bosch spdt relays on order as well and will probably build one for my one of my buddies but would like to use the 4pdt as it seems like less work and takes up less space. This is going in a 95 LS with nak so I'm assuming I will need to intercept the signal between the head unit and changer, behind either one. Any help is appreciated.
05-27-11, 06:30 AM
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Does anyone know how to wire a 4pdt relay? I got a 5 amp 12vdc 4pdt relay from a local electronics store but don't know how I would wire it. I have some Bosch spdt relays on order as well and will probably build one for my one of my buddies but would like to use the 4pdt as it seems like less work and takes up less space. This is going in a 95 LS with nak so I'm assuming I will need to intercept the signal between the head unit and changer, behind either one. Any help is appreciated.
05-27-11, 09:11 AM
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I know its the same I just dont know how to wire it. The pins are labeled from 1 to 14 which doesnt correspond to the numbers on a spdt relay so I cant use any of the schematics on the original post.
