Oem Pac Thingys

[tenny]

Do any of those OEM pac thingys work on our cars? My radio does not have RDS, I t hink that is a US thing and I cannot seem to find one that will work with it. All that I want to do i shave an AUX input for an mp3 player.

[Vtolds]

Like this

http://www.pfyc.com/store/merchant.mv?Scre...ry_Code=ALOTHER (http://www.pfyc.com/store/merchant.mv?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=PFYC&Product_Code=GN8004&Product_Count=10&Category_Code=ALOTHER)
2003-2004 Oldsmobile Alero: Harness C, Note: Connect to radio. If radio has CD/Aux button set dip switches to GM XM mode, else set switches to GM Class 2

[tenny]

kinda, that one is for an ipod

[tenny]

http://www.pfyc.com/store/merchant.mv?Stor...uct_Code=GN8003 (http://www.pfyc.com/store/merchant.mv?Store_Code=PFYC&Category_Code=AL&Screen=PROD&Product_Code=GN8003)

like that one but for an 04 oldsmobile

[BLK03GXS]

That one will work for an mp3 player if thats what you are trying to add...

[tenny]

it says that you have to have an external cd changer

[mikegett]

You don't have to have a external cd changer. You have to have cd changer controls on the OEM HU. Any time you see a radio with any controls other than fm or internal cd, they use a aux port. The key to using a aux port is knowing what language the head unit uses to communicate with. Otherwise known as a bus transmission. Example: a kenwood HU won't be able to communicate with a alpine. The Pac is a box used to translate between the ipod or other device. If the HU doesn't have cd changer controls or xm radio it won't have a aux port to use.

[tenny]

aww ok, i'm SOL then hehe