i want to keep the aux input port in the center console, what options do i have, how to hook up to avic-d3.
Thanks
Posted Sep 24, 2007 · 18:17 UTC#1
08 scion tc aux input port with avic-d3
Posted Jan 29, 2008 · 15:25 UTC#2
if you find out let me know!!
Posted Jan 29, 2008 · 15:41 UTC#3
Why? The D3 has one built right into the face.
Posted Feb 28, 2008 · 05:32 UTC#4
Why? The D3 has one built right into the face.
HiFiSi, That seems like an obvious answer but I have an 05 tC and it's manual so any front input gets in the way of shifting, not all the time but it happens and is annoying, I just used the rear inputs of the AVIC-D3 and put a normal mini jack on that and ran it to my center console and made a small hole for it to come up and is easy hidden to prevent theft
Posted Feb 28, 2008 · 05:44 UTC#5
Well in that case, it would have to be connected to the D3's rear audio/video RCA inputs. So I guess you have to determine what kind of connector is on the other end of that jack, so you can pick up an adapter so it will work with RCA connectors.
Posted Feb 28, 2008 · 19:08 UTC#6
Well in that case, it would have to be connected to the D3's rear audio/video RCA inputs. So I guess you have to determine what kind of connector is on the other end of that jack, so you can pick up an adapter so it will work with RCA connectors.
yea this should work perfectly
Posted Feb 28, 2008 · 19:28 UTC#7
Well in that case, it would have to be connected to the D3's rear audio/video RCA inputs. So I guess you have to determine what kind of connector is on the other end of that jack, so you can pick up an adapter so it will work with RCA connectors.
yea this should work perfectly
That would work... if the other end of that stock audio jack (where it connected to the stock head unit) has a standard headphone jack, not a specialized connector.
Basically, he's going to have to find the other end of that cable that connected to the head unit and see what kind of connector it has.
Not that it matters, the topic creator hasn't been back here since september.
Posted Mar 10, 2008 · 18:49 UTC#8
ya i knew there was the one in the front but i was trying to make it look hidden kinda, i have it hooked to the back now and just trying to figure out the settings on the 2 different inputs