Add Bluetooth To Your Old Car Stereo For $25!

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Comment from : MotoringBox

Instead of hijack the tape, can the AM signalbe used instead?
Comment from : Pedro Riding

when you play a cassete the radio is disconeccted, as the cassette is permanetly loaded, how do you play the radio
Comment from : Sunindra Gupta

Video sucks😂😂😂
Comment from : StormShadow392

Have you done this to the VT Calais headunit?
Comment from : Daniel Broadbent

Hi Sean Will this work with an AM radio only?brCheers Darryl
Comment from : Darryl Selzer

Your sneering dismissal of two very valid sources of music CD and cassette is a real turn off… grow up buddy
Comment from : M H

I've done this with the original Panasonic alpha tuner ho5 from my 1990 golf It works but I'm troubleshooting a terrible static sound Any ideas?
Comment from : Tom McCready

I love your tooth mate ;)
Comment from : Mikka B

hmmm Australia will allow you all to buy online stillenjoy that while ya can
Comment from : Paul

1:33brbr😅
Comment from : D-NICE

I'm not doing this I'm just gonna buy a new radio
Comment from : Jake

Not a bad attempt for a non solderer😂 Disconnect the tape unit motor next time and purchase a heat gun, or borrow a hairdryer! Job jobbed!
Comment from : Derek Mccrory

Great video!! I was thinking about the cassette motor running continuously Do you think I can disconnect the motor, to stop it from spinning and consuming energy? Any idea which wires to disconnect? Thanks!! Would it still work with the motor stopped?
Comment from : Terrence G

Well donebrbrWish I had found this a while ago brbrUnits like the one in the vid don’t seem to be available anymore brbrUnless they are now 1/2 the size
Comment from : James Forge

Hi dude ! Thanks a lot for this tutorial ! I made this on my old autoradio, it's not the same but it's almost work correctly because now bass seems to be too much saturated May be some one can help me with my problem, thks ( it's a mono autoradio so i merge R and L wire)
Comment from : Jordan Mercredi

This is an awesome mod, and an awesome tutorial Thanks heaps brother
Comment from : B61

perfect job❤
Comment from : Ivars R

Dammm bro that’s fantastic I would like to know if you could put one on Ku original stereo and how much would you charge me im from Dallas Tx
Comment from : JC Lopez

hey man I tried the cassette trick and It always wants to eject because it plays no actual tape, any ideea?
Comment from : Catalin Andrei

That’s a lot of work
Comment from : no

Now show me what to do with an AM only, not even 8 track, 70’s ford head unit
Comment from : Special K

Okay I cannot finish watching this hey here's an idea tap into the wiring harness it's a lot easier
Comment from : Farkle Frank The Nomadic Pioneer

Inspired me to pull an old favourite Sony CD player out of the cupboard Top marks!
Comment from : Owain Morgans

GREAT VIDEO!! ❤
Comment from : ᅠ

Outstanding video! Thanks for posting this
Comment from : Karen Obrien

Love this I was looking to do something similar 10 years ago in my Ford Taurus But everything on that shitty car broke down after a while, so it wouldn’t have been worth the effort Still glad to see it would have been possible
Comment from : Kelly Norman

Many, many thanks! There's hope for my ancient music unit!
Comment from : Richard Piro

That's a really well put together video A quick question - the FM radio would continue to work normally, right?
Comment from : Ravi LS

I gather from this that you won’t be able to take phone calls on it
Comment from : Patrick Barber

1:41 system of a down - needles
Comment from : Daniele

It is shocking that humans were able to create such complicated machines (and way more complicated ones), yet society adores people who do nothing but selfies and get plastic surgery
Comment from : Lommy

A stealthy mod :)
Comment from : RAM_845

Love the video Phenomenal content! I would love to try this mod in my 96 Cherokee but an having difficulty finding a module sold in the US with the aux cord Could this work with a bluetooth receiver with RCA cables instead of the aux? Thanks
Comment from : David DeNoble

Am I high how is he the clone of Georges St Pierre ?
Comment from : Dorian G

Awesome mod video! I have a 2004 Ford Thunderbird without a cassette deck The factory system has an in-dash 6-disc player and a satellite mode button Can I splice into the satellite function for the bluetooth adapter?
Comment from : Elmer Blakemore III

What if it only has cd an radio?? Lmk thank
Comment from : 741kauai

Can this be done with a radio that has neither tape or cd?
Comment from : Haunted Garage

can you use it and still be able to use the cassette?
Comment from : Red Blooded AMERICAN

love your car, can you not go through the cd jack?
Comment from : airstreamresto

You just had to darken out a tooth to allure my inner honky didn't ya?
Comment from : Tyler Robertson

I have a 98 gmc suburban radio I'm trying to add bluetooth to br Can you help me find a way to use the 9 pin ,auxiliary CD input on the back of the radio, as a line in jack? I see the LEFT/RIGHT and ground pins, BUT br I need to know how to send "on" signal to radio, so it thinks I just put a CD in br It's a 9 pin connection brbr[AUXILARY CD PLAYER PINS] [RADIO PINS] br br TAPE CNTRL - PINK TAPE CNTRLbr DIM - GRAY DIM FEEDbr DRAIN RTN - BARE DRAIN RTN br RT AUDIO - LIGHT GREEN RT REMOTEbr LT AUDIO - ORANGE/BLACK LT REMOTEbr REMOTE RTN - TAN AUDIO RTNbr GROUND - BLACK GROUNDbr E&C DAIG DARK GREEN E&C DAIG br BATTERY - ORANGE BATTERY
Comment from : immrnoidall

This is amazing! I'd love to do it to my BA but the amount of things running through the ICC scare me to touch it 😂
Comment from : Is this like, necessary?

No ground loop noises with the bluetooth module? Or did it have an isolated power supply?
Comment from : Robert

2 suggestions:brIf you get rid of the cassette mechanism, you can create a slot for your mobile phone to rest therebr2nd, you can put in a flat wireless qi charger in there to charge your phone while it sits therebrYou're welcome!
Comment from : Saad Malik

GOOD JOB FOR THE VIDEO THANK YOU
Comment from : Abraham Ramirez

the last time I purchased a CD? 2 months ago Led Zeppelin physical graffiti
Comment from : Tony Montana

Respect Nice work "a tapework from a dog's ass" so deadpan, LOL
Comment from : Michael T

I have a questionbrWhy not using the CD or Aux instead of the Cassette tape?brTks for the videobrI’m going to try and set it up with the Aux feature on my mustang 2002 factory stereo
Comment from : PrimoRalph Quezada

nice :)
Comment from : Kaloyan Petrov

Nice video it really helped me out also great speaking in it to
Comment from : Wyatt Deznuts

What would you do if you wanted to keep the original tape functionality aswell 🤔
Comment from : Callum Gilchrist

0:38 brActually, it‘s better than CD because there are bluetooth cassette emulatorsbrBluetooth generally only has 32kHz of bandwidth depending on the version, just like cassettes
Comment from : Max Müller

Impossible not to watch till the end Your work was exceptional! Greetings from Argentina!
Comment from : Edgardo Alaniz

use wire strippers instead of scissors- its not a hard thing to change out or use xxbrand for the heat shrink use a lighter!!!
Comment from : Ocerios

Does this have equivalent volume levels as the other modes on the stereo or does one need to increase the volume when in bluetooth mode?
Comment from : Prad G

This is amazing, just out of curiosity could this be done with a 2009 CJ Lancer (Rockford Fosgate) CD headunit?
Comment from : Jimmy H

thank you for the info
Comment from : Gary Jump

Many thanks for your guidelines
Comment from : Ananta Halder

1 ¿se puede seguir utilizando los mandos del volante para poder cambiar de canción ?brbr2 ¿podrías mostrar como realizar el proceso en un radio de un honda CRV 2006 por favor?brbrsaludos desde Honduras
Comment from : Javier Deras

Over 20 years old Mines 34
Comment from : YaBoiDustin

Can anyone do this for me, I’ll pay 1987 Toyota Camry cassette deck None of these stupid stereo shops will do it
Comment from : lance myles

So helpful man! Thanks! I'm going to connect it to the solder points or find a cassette unit with an aux port if possible but I really love this concept quite a lot and appreciate you posting it! Thank you from Canada!
Comment from : WOLF SPIRIT

Fortunately you can buy bluetooth stereo for $20
Comment from : BMAC VAGS

hate that cds dont have shuffle, i would go crazy if the same songs kept playing in the same order
Comment from : Depopa

Just buy a new bluetooth headunit for $10 from OH, NVM
Comment from : trashy10

Tapeworm out of a dogs ass! I love it
Comment from : RAY FRANCO

Great video man! Exactly what i've been looking for for my saab 900 1994 :)
Comment from : Floris Jonker

excellent video presentation
Comment from : Andrew494

Can I connect this to the CD player input
Comment from : Alfred Allen

sensational mate !!! What an awesome idea
Comment from : John Coffee

Tapeworm 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Comment from : K Sweeney

Idea is good and better than just a Bluetooth cassette, however some advanced tape devices were able to detect the spindle is not spinning (end of the cassette) and eject it
Comment from : Orest Yavtushenko

Lol so casually mentions the tapeworm bit I love aussies
Comment from : Daniel

NICE TUTORIAL !!!!!
Comment from : ijustdoit2000

When was the last time you bought a cd or burned one? Uhhh likeone sec, gotta flip my cassette Oh right burned a cd, about a week ago
Comment from : derp derp

Carpeted dash and velour seats - a tapeworm coming out of a dog's arse is much less offensive
Comment from : Dave Boothroyd

Can tapes still be played using the player?
Comment from : School Email

Thanks for this , for anyone who has a stupid comment please , think of the logic first , some car audio units like my RFX-9020 Rockford Fosgate Unit is rare and does not have Aux in but , I for example want the system to be current , My audio system is complete RF front to back , for the RF purists out there who will probably butcher me for this , RF don't make head units anymore so kindly plug it This is a matter of preference and this video was informative and amazing to give my Rare RF Unit a UTD lift to Bluetooth
Comment from : Kevin Naidoo

This is a flawed method, you ruin the option to use cassette And not only that, you will hear background noise of the radio trying to play the cassette
Comment from : Stefan Ræbild

Yoo thank you my dude, it worked so perfectly,i'm so happy , my dad couldn't afford a branded car setup , so i surprised him with this mode, thanks you × 1000000000 times brdh❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💛
Comment from : Vibodha Randeniya

My old xe falcon had the original pioneer tape playerit didn't come on with the ignition apparently it' was the original set up
Comment from : Chris Renwick

Why not keep the cassette unit in circuit as well ? Would be nice to have it all working
Comment from : EVOS ADVENTURES IN THE SKY

"Like a tape worm out of a dogs ass"LOL
Comment from : Carters Mopar Garage

You did a fantastic job with this video You just got a like and subscribe from me This is some wonderful work Thank you I haven’t even cracked open my Blaupunkt Reno SQR 46 And there’s a good chance what I learned here won’t crossover to that unit BUT…your tutorial is clear as can be Thanks again
Comment from : Ruky Somasundera

The radio I have in my car has a casette deck, aux in, and control for a CD changer Gotta love Volkswagen Adding this will basically make it the best head unit of any car built before 2000 lol
Comment from : BoostAddict

I’m gonna give this a try in my 93 s10 Hope it works lol
Comment from : Evan Lightner

My car only has Cassette and i tried using a cassete to jack adapter but that only worked on the left front speaker xD
Comment from : Sophia

Fantastic weight reduction profiled in this video Remove the weight of the tape itself, as well as the springs She's a goer!
Comment from : GearSpider

Thank you!!!
Comment from : fp ICE

Great video! I’m looking to do the same to my Falcon too, albeit a bit older (XC) Thanks for all the info brbrIs there anything you would’ve done differently?
Comment from : Mitchell Dunnet

yeah why would i do that quite the opposite id like to add a cassette player to my new car and throw away the BTjust today i did this now i can listen to all my thousands of tapes again
Comment from : AH AH