For Pete sakes People everybody keeps asking for the website he has it in the description and replied to a lot of people with the website JUST LOOK Thanks for the video
The only ones I’m finding in the website you recommended are like 70 something bucks, is that the price bc if it is I’d rather get a cassette adapter for like 10 bucks
My 02 Sierra has the little tape player in the center console, & the main radio has the cd player. I ordered a new tape player from 1 Factory Radio that has a aux port built into it. Just have to put a blank tape in the tape player for the aux to work, but it’s loud & super clear.
Is the volume level any lower than it was before? I saw a PAC box that does the aux but the reviews said that the volume was really low. I'm not getting that box, but was wondering if other adapters cause the same issue.
well this is one way to do it. I noticed your truck has tape deck... Buy a universal tape deck aux kit plug it in and you have the same thing in seconds without taking anything apart.
I don’t know. That’s a different generation of truck. You can check the links in the video description to see where I got the adapter, and then ask them if they have one.
I don’t remember. I might have put a link in the description. I just searched for the year of my truck, and I found a website selling them. You might also find one on eBay.
That’s a good question. I’m not sure if it would work or not. One that I bought needs to have a CD in the CD player for you to be able to use the aux cord. Look around online and see if there are ones that work differently. I think some of them have a physical switch that you can turn on and off, and that might work for you.
I have a 91 but the website only says this supports 95+. Was that adapter a 9 pin like the website has cuz I have the same and can't think of a reason this couldn't work
I don’t remember. I’ve gotten rid of the adapter since then and went with a whole new stereo. I don’t know if it will work or not, or why the stereos would be different. The one in the video was built to work with a remote CD player, so maybe they didn’t have remote CD players in the earlier models.
I got a 97 1500 pickup the keys used to turn back ward so u don't drain the alternator while u listen to the radio without starting the truck mine doesn't? Anybody?
Maybe. I’ve heard that some of the higher and radios on these old trucks have a secret code that you have to enter every time you disconnect the battery, if you don’t know the code, you can never use the radio again. Not sure if that’s true or not. My radio wasn’t one of those kind.
I relly want do that to my 1998 chevy thoe that i love what was the name of the kit aging pleas let me no an where u hot it so i can do it to mine seence i plan to keep my vechale
Sticker shock. 😅 I mean itd be a nice solution but at the same time I could throw a cheap single din unit in with aux and bluetooth for that money, or less. 😅
@@hoohoohoblin wow, it's $65 right now, bit expensive for me, for that price I'd just splice in an audio connector myself. But I don't have a CD player, so I need to figure out what kind of signal the CD player sends to the head unit to tell it "I'm currently playing audio".
Could've just bought a cassette adapter for the tape deck for around 10-15 bucks. My radio in the 95 is different than yours, but it still has a functioning tape deck that works well with the adapter. I read in the owners manual where it said it wasn't recommended to use an adapter with the radio that you're using, but a friend of mine has a '99 Suburban with your radio type and the adapter works fine in it.
Thanks. I did that for about a week, but it ruined my cassette player and stopped working, and it wouldn’t play cassettes either, so we had to do this.
Ahh, that sucks. That's why the warning is in the owners manual to not use an adapter with this type of radio. Strangely though, as mentioned earlier, the same exact radio in my friends '99 Suburban still works fine with the adapter. Luck of the draw I guess. Keep up the good vids, as mentioned earlier I have a 1995 Silverado, and your videos will be helpful for future reference.
I know this comment is super old, but the reason your tape players decide to quit working is because of the belts inside. They get old and wear out, break. The cassette adapter just kinda speeds up the process because the tape player’s guts are being used again for the first time since the 2002 lol.
@@WooferCooker My cassette still is working flawlessly. Since my last comment, I bought a bluetooth adapter that plugs into the power outlet nxt to the cig lighter and I've liked using that waaay better than the cassette adapter. Much less trouble to deal with, and like you said, it doesn't wear out the cassette player. Btw, 2 years to me ain't super old LOL.
You’re right. We ended up spending $200 on a Sony MEX stereo with a built in amp, and it rocks! Here is an installation video. 95 to 98 GM Truck Stereo Installation ua-cam.com/video/u0G1A0-lEuM/v-deo.html
@@hoohoohoblin i was going to just do this to my stock head unit. then i checked on amazon and found a Bluetooth radio/speaker combo for under $50 bucks plus $25 for the install kit. lol
The head unit will cost you $60, but it's not that easy unfortunately. You need the dash kit and little accessories. But you need one of those PAC switch boxes or you'll lose your steering wheel controls, your amp, subwoofer. This particular car has a Bose stereo built in. If it was a Civic or something, by all means change the head unit.
I got a 97 1500 pickup the keys used to turn back ward so u don't drain the alternator while u listen to the radio without starting the truck mine doesn't? Anybody?
I don’t remember. I think I did a search on the Internet for an ox cable, and bought it from some small audio company, but I can’t remember the name. I might have showed the UPC code of the product in the video.
alright cool, thank you for the reply. i searched on ebay and all the cables have boxes that they plug into. it's not just a cable like you have. i have a GM stereo that looks like that. Also, they are much more that $40....hmm, guess i'll look around :)
For Pete sakes People everybody keeps asking for the website he has it in the description and replied to a lot of people with the website JUST LOOK Thanks for the video
You’re welcome!
Thanks for keeping it short and to the point!
You’re welcome.
I like your method instead of soldering some wires to the circuit board as illustrated in another video.
Dads doing stuff wirh sons. Classic americana.
Indeed. Thanks.
Just need to know how to hook up a frozen Margarita machine now.
+azdesertdog That’s a great idea. We might just have to do that.
@@hoohoohoblin For your sons 18th birthday maybe
Oh, thank God this video exists. Whew.
Sorry, I watched it again and saw where. Thank you.
Awsome video, can't wait to do it this weekend; thanks guys!
You’re welcome.
lol $uicideboy$ i did not expect that haha
Thanks. That’s what my son listens to when he’s driving my truck.
hoohoohoblin yes!
That just gave me more inspiration to do this! Thanks, $uicideBoy$
😂😂same that’s why I liked the video
@@hoohoohoblin your son is a badass
@@caleb5196 do u know what that even means
Whoa that's awesome thanks now I can listen to my tunes on my zune
You’re the last person in America who still uses a Zune!
Roasted
This only works on GM vehicles that have the CD player as a separate unit which pretty much stopped existing around 2003
Nope I have a 2006 GMC 2500 with the combo radio/ CD unit.
Thanks I think I found it on e bay cant wait to install
You’re welcome.
link?
I been looking fornit how did u sreach it up
niceee, how good is the quality? cd quality?
The only ones I’m finding in the website you recommended are like 70 something bucks, is that the price bc if it is I’d rather get a cassette adapter for like 10 bucks
Doing this to my 97 Chevy soon
I could kiss you. This is exactly what I was looking for.
My 02 Sierra has the little tape player in the center console, & the main radio has the cd player. I ordered a new tape player from 1 Factory Radio that has a aux port built into it. Just have to put a blank tape in the tape player for the aux to work, but it’s loud & super clear.
very helpful, great video as always
+Wendell Neddo Thanks!
Now I know what that song will sound like in my blazer lol
Does your radio have the XM radio? Discount Audio told me that my radio has to have the XM radio but doesn't need to be active though! Thanks✌🏿
No. It doesn’t have the XM radio. It’s from 1995.
Love how he played suicideboys
I like how he is calling it a radio hose...lol!
Thanks
Ran across your vid on the Aux Cable for a Factory GM Stereo. I can't seem to find this adapter anywhere. Could you post a link? Thanks
It was a long time ago, but I think I bought it from these guys. www.discountcarstereo.com/GM.html
www.discountcarstereo.com/aux-gm1.html . Check application. They have a bunch of other ones depending on your model.
I can’t find it either, any luck?
I have the Delco with the cd attached to the radio will the same cord work with it?
Im half wondering that myself because i have an 02 avalanche. I have a sirius xm radio that requiers a 3.5mm and that would work perfectly
so this won’t work with the pocket? like my truck doesn’t have a cd player it has a pocket instead
Will this work for a 1997 Monte Carlo?
If this is what you have to do, why is there even an AUX button on the console?
Is the volume level any lower than it was before? I saw a PAC box that does the aux but the reviews said that the volume was really low. I'm not getting that box, but was wondering if other adapters cause the same issue.
No. Volume seems fine to me.
Liked and subbed, just got a single cab GMC. And $uicide is dope
Thanks!
How can I get one for a Chevy s10 off Amazon I tried looking for it
well this is one way to do it. I noticed your truck has tape deck... Buy a universal tape deck aux kit plug it in and you have the same thing in seconds without taking anything apart.
That’s a good point. I had one of those, and it ruined the tape player so I couldn’t play cassettes anymore, and it didn’t work for aux either.
will this work for my 04 chevy suburban? if so then can you let me know what wire harness to buy. thanks!
I don’t know. That’s a different generation of truck. You can check the links in the video description to see where I got the adapter, and then ask them if they have one.
Ok this might be a dumb question i have the exact stereo to slave cd in my truck can i still use my cd player normally when im not using the Aux Jack?
Yes. It will still work.
Thank you.
I don't know if you'll see this but can you link me the exact adapter you had in this video?
I think it’s in the video description.
He said it's an AUX GM1 which googling it brings up a website to buy it from
Where did you order it from I have an 06 cadillac cts with cd player but no aux wanted to get one but cant find it
I don’t remember. I might have put a link in the description. I just searched for the year of my truck, and I found a website selling them. You might also find one on eBay.
Do you lose any stereo functions when doing this. Do you lose radio and CD player??
No. Everything still works.
Is it still working good? I’m thinking about getting one for my blazer but wanna know if it’s still working good after 3 years
It probably would be. I ended up getting a modern stereo in the truck after the cassette player died.
My truck did not have a cord plugged into the spot this product goes. Can it still work without that cord
That’s a good question. I’m not sure if it would work or not. One that I bought needs to have a CD in the CD player for you to be able to use the aux cord. Look around online and see if there are ones that work differently. I think some of them have a physical switch that you can turn on and off, and that might work for you.
No. You have to have an auxiliary CD player or cassette deck plugged in and on for the main stereo to switch the aux input on
What is the name of that cord an where did u get it from?
Check the description. I put all the info in there.
@@hoohoohoblin I don't see where u purchased this cord from in ur description
I have a 91 but the website only says this supports 95+. Was that adapter a 9 pin like the website has cuz I have the same and can't think of a reason this couldn't work
I don’t remember. I’ve gotten rid of the adapter since then and went with a whole new stereo. I don’t know if it will work or not, or why the stereos would be different. The one in the video was built to work with a remote CD player, so maybe they didn’t have remote CD players in the earlier models.
Tryna install an aux in mine to listen to $b as well.
Hi there, where can I buy the aux cords for my Chevy Calvalier and do the same!
There’s a link in the description to the site where I bought it. You should be able to look up your car year and see if it works.
My cd slave is missing. anyone know how to ad a switch instead?
I got a 97 1500 pickup the keys used to turn back ward so u don't drain the alternator while u listen to the radio without starting the truck mine doesn't? Anybody?
Is this adapter available in amazon if yes i will appreciate it , if you sent to me the link . And does it works on gmc yukon 2005 ?
I bought it on this website. You can do a search and see if they have one for your car. www.discountcarstereo.com
Haha, $uicideboy$. Thanks, I was wondering what that button was on my truck.
You’re welcome.
Can you link where you got the cable from?
There’s a link in the description.
I don't have a separate CD player
Where did you get this wiring harness?
I bought it from discountcarstereo.com.
whats the name of the part i needs it for my gmc 2001
i used this one on my truck. The site probably has one that fits yours. www.discountcarstereo.com/aux-gm1.html
is there a risk of my radio locking because it thinks i stole it ?
Maybe. I’ve heard that some of the higher and radios on these old trucks have a secret code that you have to enter every time you disconnect the battery, if you don’t know the code, you can never use the radio again. Not sure if that’s true or not. My radio wasn’t one of those kind.
Can u do this if u have a Silverado without a CD player, and only a tape player?
I’m not sure if that will work or not. It depends on whether or not there are plug-ins in the back.
You can buy a cassette tape that has an aux cord built in, from best buy for like $20
I relly want do that to my 1998 chevy thoe that i love what was the name of the kit aging pleas let me no an where u hot it so i can do it to mine seence i plan to keep my vechale
Trevino Corina aux gm1
@@billytay9506 thanks
I cannot find this except on ebay and one other website for like$80.00
Can some one send me the link to this cable because I cant find it
Lucas Duffy www.discountcarstereo.com/aux-gm1.html
Sticker shock. 😅
I mean itd be a nice solution but at the same time I could throw a cheap single din unit in with aux and bluetooth for that money, or less. 😅
I’m just wondering if you still have the link to the adapter?
Yes. It is in the description of the video.
@@hoohoohoblin i dont see the link can you link it up again i would like to try this
hell yeah the $b
How do we wire the cords
Bro I need the full name of the product to buy it I got the same car please help me out
Its on discount car stereo
type in aux-gm1 auxiliary input jack on google, and go to the discount car stereo website
Tnx bro I appreciated
where do i get one of these bad boys for a kia?
Where do you buy the adapter?
There is a link in the description.
Plz post part number for cable !! ( I cant find it !) Thx !!
There is a link in the description.
@@hoohoohoblin appears to be discontinued in the link, is there another source?
I have the radio, no separate Cd
Radio is the oldest of that with you. My car gmc 2000
Where did you get the cable
There is a link in the description to it.
@@hoohoohoblin wow, it's $65 right now, bit expensive for me, for that price I'd just splice in an audio connector myself. But I don't have a CD player, so I need to figure out what kind of signal the CD player sends to the head unit to tell it "I'm currently playing audio".
Will this fit a 02 chevy tahoe?
Probably not. The truck in the video is from 1995.
With bose radio work too?
I don’t know if it would be different or not. It would be best to look for one for your specific model of vehicle and stereo.
Anyone knows where to buy those adaptor.. i have the gmc envoy 2004
I got mine from discountcarstereo.com.
Will this work on a 99 silverado
Probably. It might be a different stereo, but I bet somebody makes a connector for it.
WHERE CAN I GET IT 🙏?
There’s a link in the video description.
how about making it a actual aux port instead of a cable
+1marcelfilms we could do that if I wanted to drill a hole in my dashboard.
DO YOU HAVE A LINK TO THE PRODUCT? CAN'T SEEM TO FIND IT ANYMORE?
It is called an AUX GM1. Here is a link. www.discountcarstereo.com/aux-gm1.html
Radio hose? Wtf.
How to do the same for gmc envoy xl 2002?plss
I don’t know if they make one for that year or not, but I bet somebody does. I had one in my 2001 Ford focus that did the same thing.
@@hoohoohoblin thanks
can i still play cds with this ?
Yes.
Could've just bought a cassette adapter for the tape deck for around 10-15 bucks. My radio in the 95 is different than yours, but it still has a functioning tape deck that works well with the adapter. I read in the owners manual where it said it wasn't recommended to use an adapter with the radio that you're using, but a friend of mine has a '99 Suburban with your radio type and the adapter works fine in it.
Thanks. I did that for about a week, but it ruined my cassette player and stopped working, and it wouldn’t play cassettes either, so we had to do this.
Ahh, that sucks. That's why the warning is in the owners manual to not use an adapter with this type of radio. Strangely though, as mentioned earlier, the same exact radio in my friends '99 Suburban still works fine with the adapter. Luck of the draw I guess. Keep up the good vids, as mentioned earlier I have a 1995 Silverado, and your videos will be helpful for future reference.
I have a 1999 Silverado, where did you get your cassette adapter? And was the installation pretty similar to the one in this video?
I know this comment is super old, but the reason your tape players decide to quit working is because of the belts inside. They get old and wear out, break. The cassette adapter just kinda speeds up the process because the tape player’s guts are being used again for the first time since the 2002 lol.
@@WooferCooker My cassette still is working flawlessly. Since my last comment, I bought a bluetooth adapter that plugs into the power outlet nxt to the cig lighter and I've liked using that waaay better than the cassette adapter. Much less trouble to deal with, and like you said, it doesn't wear out the cassette player. Btw, 2 years to me ain't super old LOL.
Homer? Is that you?
👍👍
Mine isnt work8ng
Old meets new 😂
Can't find it anywhere.
www.discountcarstereo.com/aux-gm1.html . Check application. They have a bunch of other ones depending on your model.
😂 Who's a good stereo? ❤
Dude turned on $b 😂
Radio hose!
lol for 40 bucks. might as well drop anothert 60 and get an aftermarket
You’re right. We ended up spending $200 on a Sony MEX stereo with a built in amp, and it rocks! Here is an installation video. 95 to 98 GM Truck Stereo Installation ua-cam.com/video/u0G1A0-lEuM/v-deo.html
@@hoohoohoblin i was going to just do this to my stock head unit. then i checked on amazon and found a Bluetooth radio/speaker combo for under $50 bucks plus $25 for the install kit. lol
The head unit will cost you $60, but it's not that easy unfortunately. You need the dash kit and little accessories. But you need one of those PAC switch boxes or you'll lose your steering wheel controls, your amp, subwoofer. This particular car has a Bose stereo built in. If it was a Civic or something, by all means change the head unit.
Ay suicide boys
I got a 97 1500 pickup the keys used to turn back ward so u don't drain the alternator while u listen to the radio without starting the truck mine doesn't? Anybody?
Where did you get the adapter???
I don’t remember. I think I did a search on the Internet for an ox cable, and bought it from some small audio company, but I can’t remember the name. I might have showed the UPC code of the product in the video.
alright cool, thank you for the reply. i searched on ebay and all the cables have boxes that they plug into. it's not just a cable like you have. i have a GM stereo that looks like that. Also, they are much more that $40....hmm, guess i'll look around :)
He says it at the start of the video, I found it: www.discountcarstereo.com/AUX-GM1.html
I didn't even notice him saying it, this is perfect. Thank you HORATIO MONROE