Similarly, I just installed an aftermarket radio in my ‘96 Maxima. You just reminded me to test how Light of the Seven sounds with the Bose system. Great video by the way!
How is the maximum working. I'm getting ready to buy a new car. I just need a car to get my by a year. Then after I'll buy another one. U know anything abt cars
Yeah the piece or the attachment piece that you used to install the USB I wish you would have showed how to hook that part up just that piece alone the USB added to the factory stereo with a hot wire and I believe in auxiliar..
Hi, I did the installation of the adapter, but when I turn the car off and on, it misfires and does not allow the song to change, does anyone have an idea what it could be?
it should be possible to use the audio line out via the lightning port to USB rather than also having to connect headphone jack. This could be done with a box that supports the iPod protocol or maybe making use of an iPhone dock.
Do you know if it’s possible to covert the aux input into a usb input, so you’re able to play music and charge your phone simultaneously using the usb plug ?
You have to set the source to whatever cable is plugged into the radio. In this case its AUX. Same as what you would do on TV if you wanted to use USB/HDMI, you have to change the source. If you buy an FM transmitter for your car, that's the only one where you don't change the source but instead have to match the radio frequency on the radio and the transmitter. Transmitters are easier to set up but they sound worse and can get clunky. I have one but it's right behind the shifter and it pisses me off when my wife tries to access it while I'm driving.
i have a old 2011 toyota etios 2011 dec. need to add usb + aux input module - factory set already has a cable with connector coming out of the stereo. please advise - i can send the photos also... Thanks ...it's in india
Would this work on a 2004 Acura TL? I assume since it works on the Accord and Civic it should be no different but I'd like to know if it's for sure that it'll work.
If the car aux adapter comes out at male. And your flush mount is male on one side too. How do you connect car aux adapter to the flush mount? You will need another female to female?
no i meant if you can do it when you are playing a song from a usb stick, not from your phone using youtube because mine cant do that, it always shows 0:00 and you cant fast forward or rewind, it just plays the song and you can skip songs. also mine plays the files from the usb very loud and it distorts the sound even when i have the volume of the stereo very low. i noticed that when i switch from fm radio to the usb of this adapter the usb sounds a lot louder than the fm radio, and the sound is distorted when playing from usb
base on this tutuorial u cannot play the song using usb stick only not unless u upgrade the whole stereo system. this tutorial allows u only to use the speaker being connected to the phone.,
@@CarsNToys Every single car for sale I'm looking at comes with standard radio with no "Aux hole" lol I will leave it to the technical gurus to find me a solution I also like the freedom to go back on a song I love with the click of the phone tab
Many manufacturer's do have the input. Just do a quick Amazon search specific for your vehicle and you can often see if anything is available. If not, you can always install an aftermarket radio (Sony, Pioneer, etc.) - it's simple enough: ua-cam.com/video/roEBAsiI-Ho/v-deo.html
I know mine doesn't have it. I saw some other videos where they actually hard wire it to the motherboard of the radio. Im thinking about going that route.
Best how to on utube I have seen with no unnessary bull just straight up excellent!!
Thank you.
Similarly, I just installed an aftermarket radio in my ‘96 Maxima. You just reminded me to test how Light of the Seven sounds with the Bose system. Great video by the way!
How is the maximum working. I'm getting ready to buy a new car. I just need a car to get my by a year. Then after I'll buy another one. U know anything abt cars
Yeah the piece or the attachment piece that you used to install the USB I wish you would have showed how to hook that part up just that piece alone the USB added to the factory stereo with a hot wire and I believe in auxiliar..
Hi, I did the installation of the adapter, but when I turn the car off and on, it misfires and does not allow the song to change, does anyone have an idea what it could be?
Where can I get that adapter? I need an auxiliary adapter for a 2003 Avalon.
Out of the loop, thanks....
#OldSchool
how did you fastened your usb port? is there also an adapter as well like your 3.5mm?
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it should be possible to use the audio line out via the lightning port to USB rather than also having to connect headphone jack. This could be done with a box that supports the iPod protocol or maybe making use of an iPhone dock.
Do you know if it’s possible to covert the aux input into a usb input, so you’re able to play music and charge your phone simultaneously using the usb plug ?
When you do this, do you have to put it on a certain station or something? I can’t seem to get the music playing in the car. Please help
I have the same issue! Anyone have any answers?
Cheryl Kutcher what car do you have?
Did you figure it out 9 months later?
Year later?
You have to set the source to whatever cable is plugged into the radio. In this case its AUX. Same as what you would do on TV if you wanted to use USB/HDMI, you have to change the source. If you buy an FM transmitter for your car, that's the only one where you don't change the source but instead have to match the radio frequency on the radio and the transmitter. Transmitters are easier to set up but they sound worse and can get clunky. I have one but it's right behind the shifter and it pisses me off when my wife tries to access it while I'm driving.
Yo, what song was that? sounded like something out of Castlevania.
Great video!
i have a old 2011 toyota etios 2011 dec. need to add usb + aux input module - factory set already has a cable with connector coming out of the stereo.
please advise - i can send the photos also...
Thanks ...it's in india
Would this work on a 2004 Acura TL? I assume since it works on the Accord and Civic it should be no different but I'd like to know if it's for sure that it'll work.
Monkey D. Sparx just look up specific car brands. Most are covered because they use similar wiring methods with radios and such.
Type 'Acura TL Aux Adapter' on Amazon. That should help you find the right product.
Great! I've one ques. Can that USB port support a bluetooth device with a USB jack?
I'm trying to find this Kit for 2006 Kia Rio , I've looked on Amazon and eBay no luck . Any idea
this is fantastic! anything similar for a 2011 toyota hilux?
What station????
Would this work on a Infiniti fx35? The radio unit is really weird
If the car aux adapter comes out at male. And your flush mount is male on one side too. How do you connect car aux adapter to the flush mount? You will need another female to female?
Will the USB play music thru a flash drive?
Why don't you explain anything about what radio it is. Where the port is located. What do you think we are baggage handler's....
I installed one in a honda accord 2006, but i have some static noise when i put music in the aux, does anyone know what can i do about? 😢
Hi please can you tell me it's possible for fix into mitsubishi pajero 2008 model .thanks
Does it work on nissan tiida
i can't find one for my 1st gen ford escape
Is the USB socket only for power, or you can play falsh drives there?
Flash drives work, too.
CarsNToys if flash drives work, in theory would I be able to just hook my phone to that and play it through there
Will the USB allow me to play music from my iPhone? Without using the AUX input?
no but you could use a bluetooth adapter instead
Which radio station do I put it on
Do you have any noise when music is not playing?
Very slightly but only if the rpms are quite high and the volume is turned up
Will this work on a 2002 Nissan Altima or where can I find one that does?
Try searching on crutchfield.com..probably your best bet.
The previous owner of my car added an audio usb input, and I'm trying to figure out how it works.
SAME. I still can't figure it out, had it for 3 weeks 🤦🏻♀️🤦🏻♀️
What if I have a 1971 truck that only has the original radio with am and nothing else?
What did you end up doing?
what about an 06?
no need to drill holes all over i did this without drilling any holes
Appreciate the feedback.
when playing a song from the usb can you fast forward or rewind the song? or you can only change songs but not fast forward?
You can fast forward if the app allows you to. (Amazon music, if you're listening via youtube, Pandora one, iTunes, etc.)
no i meant if you can do it when you are playing a song from a usb stick, not from your phone using youtube
because mine cant do that, it always shows 0:00 and you cant fast forward or rewind, it just plays the song and you can skip songs. also mine plays the files from the usb very loud and it distorts the sound even when i have the volume of the stereo very low. i noticed that when i switch from fm radio to the usb of this adapter the usb sounds a lot louder than the fm radio, and the sound is distorted when playing from usb
I haven't tried playing from a USB stick. It's a good question. I'll have to try that.
base on this tutuorial u cannot play the song using usb stick only not unless u upgrade the whole stereo system. this tutorial allows u only to use the speaker being connected to the phone.,
It's impossible for me to have a car with no Aux all my good music is on my phone/Spotify etc
Absolutely. Same nonsense on the radio.
@@CarsNToys Every single car for sale I'm looking at comes with standard radio with no "Aux hole" lol I will leave it to the technical gurus to find me a solution
I also like the freedom to go back on a song I love with the click of the phone tab
3:09 LOL
Guess you cant do this if you're head unit doesn't have that clip on the bottom
Many manufacturer's do have the input. Just do a quick Amazon search specific for your vehicle and you can often see if anything is available. If not, you can always install an aftermarket radio (Sony, Pioneer, etc.) - it's simple enough: ua-cam.com/video/roEBAsiI-Ho/v-deo.html
I know mine doesn't have it. I saw some other videos where they actually hard wire it to the motherboard of the radio. Im thinking about going that route.
What size hole did you make?
I believe that was 3/4" You can try on a piece of cardboard prior to fitment.
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