will be up by sunday night.

basically shows how to wire the switch+run the ipod cable. i put both in the lower center console box.

I don't wanna break balls or anything but this how-to looks familiar to one posted quite some time ago. For those of you who are waiting for pictures on how to complete the project there are more than enough instructions in the thread below.

"Adding audio input to SC430 for MP3 or satellite radio ..."
https://www.clublexus.com/forums/sho...d.php?t=120322

i have seen that tutorial and it is similar but i firmly believe that a switch does NOT provide enough isolation for the inputs. i tried a similar switch (only on 1 side, didnt have a 4pdt switch on hand) and could still faintly hear the cd changer coming through the ipod signal.

the no.1 reason im using relays is that each channel is switched individually, with no possibility for any crossover/contamination of the input signals.


ps. tut. is on hold for a day since photobucket wont let me load pics :p

PureDrifter: can you post up my car digram also 01 gs300

idk about a diagram but i can tell you which plug/wires to tap/cut?

il have it by toms.

Waiting on Pt. III
 

Thanks for the original post and I'm waiting for the next set of instructions.

any updates on pt.3 thankz

yea any updates for part 3,

waiting for update too...

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where do the 4 bare wires connect to? did i read correctly that the red wires connect to the speaker line side on the amp and the black wires connect to the cd changer side??

Im confused on that part.

to clarify: the wires comming out of terminals 30 and 87a

did anyone did part 3 on this yet? if did how do you hook it up to switch back n fourth to changer n Ipod connection...thankz

http://i18.ebayimg.com/02/i/07/0e/23/b5_1.JPG
I basically got this switch. On the bottom i had the CD changer, the middle you wire the HU, and on the top i wired wires to this piece here: http://rsk.imageg.net/graphics/produ...265991w345.jpg And after that you are basically done.

But thats what i did to avoid using relays, the principle is the same though.

sryy guys, just got home from SD about 15 mins ago, il have answers to all ur questions up in hte morning.

g'nite :(