How To: Install a $3 AUX Input To Your Car

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what wire gauge should use, maybe a 12 gauge?
Comment from : @AnimeRick86

Ppl actually do this? seems like soo much work
Comment from : @Ur0pinionDoesntCount

too much work
Comment from : @blowjoe8127

Would this work for my 2002 chevy trailblazer ltz?
Comment from : @ditziwtlette

Awesome! Well done!
Comment from : @DrBionic

What do you do if you’ve got 4 speakers in the vehicle instead of just 2?
Comment from : @farceadentus

I have a 05 Tahoe LT with the boss radio in it Can I do this?
Comment from : @theruefultroll1558

I did my 2007 Trailblazer with a bluetooth module Green is Right channel and Brn is Left channel Bought a cheap bluetooth module on Amazon Found 12v with key as i don't want my bluetooth module on all the time
Comment from : @magnoliav12

THANK YOU FOR MAKING THIS You still rock, 6 years later Don't listen to the haters Rock on
Comment from : @richarddavenport2962

you seem to contradict yourself about which black wire to use which one do you use?
Comment from : @jbjb1940

that is great and same I am looking for, do anyone have idea to update same in 2000 Toyota avalon car, please help me out
Comment from : @SurenderDalal

can this work with a factory radio?
Comment from : @NOAH-jx7xm

Green wire is right speaker and brown wire is left speaker Ground can be bolted to the metal frame behind the glove box instead One less wire to splice :)
Comment from : @puregsr

How do you do this on a 2008 escalade The brown with white and the green with white are in the same spots on the port The black is below them in the corner but it is solid black with out a white stripe I hooked it up and it works but not correctly the right side speakers work but at a diminished volume level and the left (driver side) speaker do not work at all Is the wiring different?
Comment from : @ryangradydds2127

If yes my phone number is 347 971 5488
Comment from : @josegil-mendez3457

Can u hook up a aux on my car I'll pay
Comment from : @josegil-mendez3457

Anyone end up with buzzing noise when the car is accelerating?
Comment from : @A_Gzilla

if i have xm1 and xm2 source choices, will there be 2 sets of input wires?
Comment from : @jroman201

Will this work with a Bluetooth device which connects through AUX?
Comment from : @ardacavdar

will the xm radio still work
Comment from : @granthansen5084

Ground your aux port to the body of the XM module, when wired as described in this video you will potentially get horrible signal interference ( that’s what happened to me at least) crystal clear sound once I grounded to the module body
Comment from : @brandonwilleby1628

Would this work as well with a USB port install?
Comment from : @larrytidwell9067

What size wire are you using
Comment from : @ronnyhuff615

👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Comment from : @22rbz

Eh ill never be able to do this Ill just buy a whole new radio :/
Comment from : @thefakeericmitchell6028

Any chance this will work on a 2020 Toyota Camry? Thanks
Comment from : @keanegaribay8511

I just did this install on an 06 Silverado with the stock Bose systemI've checked all my connections twice and still am only getting audio through the driver's side front and rear speakers, nothing on the passenger side XM plays through all 4 speakers but when I plug into the aux jux it goes to just the two driver's side Anyone have this same problem? Also wondering if it could be the 1/8" to usb-c cable that plugs into my phone
Comment from : @guitarist1188

Nice video Can I do it on my 2000 mercedes benz w203 (radio 10)? can you help me with some indicator?
Comment from : @Juljan-nc4cq

Hi Andreś, thank you so much for this video In the past, I used those FM frequency things to get music from my iPhone or iPod, but since changing vehicles, none would work properly By using your video, I was able to successfully install the 35 mm AUX plug (costing me a whopping $121 CDN!) connected through vehicle audio system using the XFM1 channel Amazon had a great cable for device to vehicle that is Apple certified for $ 18 CAD I even tried the liquid electrical tape you suggested, that’s great stuff too)brbrWorks great and sounds perfect - vehicle has a Bose sound system The only modification I made was to cut the green and brown striped lines leading to the original vehicle XFM plug, attaching my new plug lines to these (so XFM won’t work, unless reconnected) and run a dedicated ground line to vehicle metal Great results! Thank you! DS, Surrey, BC, Canada
Comment from : @dstotyn1029

My phone doesn’t have a headphone jack 🤦🏻‍♂️
Comment from : @Bootes_Void

Hi anyone know if this will work on gmc envoy 2004 without xm radio And what colors to connect to
Comment from : @MrLoydzrom

This work! Glad I can finally connect my phone, but it seems to have a large amount of alternator whine through the speakers now Any thoughts on how I can fix? Thanks again for putting this up!
Comment from : @mijohnst

I'm confused do you connect the xm harness plug to the both speaker wires? I'm confused because how do you connected two sides of the cable to both sources? I don't want to damage my radio
Comment from : @Wasteddays

Does this still go through the amp? I didn't add the ground as I saw this afterwards is that why mine isn't amplified? Thanks
Comment from : @harley89jz

Any body knows if this works for a 2008 escalade??
Comment from : @charras0

You should've added the two 00s after the "3$"
Comment from : @yungbratzx9374

Just want to say, I followed this to a degree Instead of putting a port in my tahoe, I ran a shielded cable as a temporary patch until I get my aftermarket radio installed And it works great until I start the motor That's when I start getting a popping signal interference in the sound So this isn't necessarily a perfect fix Since the cable itself is shielded, I am guessing the signal bleed is at the splice
Comment from : @Leekle2ManE

I did the install and it works good I am however getting feedback that corresponds to engine rpm Any suggestions on how to get rid of that? I cut the xm wires and soldered the wires directly
Comment from : @gunnarvirgin3862

Dumb how I have to do this since my trucks a 2015 you'd think it would have one of these from the factory
Comment from : @Dray12321

yeah my stupid but would destroy everything
Comment from : @zombiegut5636

Works
Comment from : @CmusgPvP

can this be done without soldering the wires? I don't plan to ever use the XM radio so could I just connect the signal wires to the plug?
Comment from : @aidenshearin1637

Wondering if this would work coming off the factory 6 disk changer by the cup holder?
Comment from : @andrewreed6684

Hi can thus be done on a 2006 Honda accord
Comment from : @vanessajimenez5614

can I plug my phone into it? WIll it work?
Comment from : @DamnlifeWarlock

Who the hell uses a MP3 player 😂
Comment from : @Packrunner4

Damn that cheap😂😂😂
Comment from : @Packrunner4

Hi Andres, I followed your instructions step by step and I’m getting an engine noise bleed Please advise Thanks!
Comment from : @tigergreta

2008 Honda pilot EX-L Brooklyn NYC can you do it for me
Comment from : @Mojo27564

What kind of wire do you need
Comment from : @jace_samford

How to on 2003 impala
Comment from : @gabeutsecks5427

just did this mod, soldered connections having a static sound issue though as soon as the radio is set to xm input you can hear the static (even if phone is not plugged in) it does not really increase as volume knob is increased once music is played, you cannot hear it at all, and the music is quite clear shut the music off or pause, and you can hear the static again all connections are heat shrink individually and connections are not touching
Comment from : @mattm840

My aux input has 5 prongs
Comment from : @KABODAGREATPOM

Is there a way do do this without having a xm radio?
Comment from : @nitro5803

This worked like a charm! Thank you!
Comment from : @virtualhamster

Awesome
Comment from : @THEBURNOUTBOX

I was wondering if I do not need the xm radio could I do the connection right behind the actual radio? Granted I trace all the wires correctly of course
Comment from : @elliott3322

i use my satalight radio in my truck will this completely shut it off??
Comment from : @SeanDaRyan

Does anyone know if this works for a 1999-2004 Jeep Grand Cherokee?
Comment from : @Leo-lr4eq

What about an aux input for a regular chev uplander radio without the XM? It does have an aux button but nothing factory connected
Comment from : @truckerdaddy-akajohninqueb4793

Anyone in the DMV area done this and want to do mine lol?
Comment from : @landondiesel9015

How for a 04 Infiniti g35
Comment from : @ReinLion

The left speaker has less sound Than the right side, why?
Comment from : @mariomtz2244

What kind of wires do I need?
Comment from : @mariomtz2244

would this work on 2004 dodge ram?
Comment from : @anthonyfilmz3000

Would this work for a 2007 gmc envoy?
Comment from : @nickskufca3689

Love how the author didn't take the time to answer any questions in the comment section
Comment from : @jaystrahl8559

would it work for a 1996 volvo 850?
Comment from : @wcnmvp3820

Awesome video, helped big time Did your truck come stuck with the lux Bose head unit or did you install that also? Was wondering if it’s possible to go from non lux Bose to the lux Bose head unit?
Comment from : @nicholasmartin3866

I did all that steps but when I connect phone charger with the aux cable in the phone it makes noisy sound 💔
Comment from : @nasseralqahtani1541

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Comment from : @user-dw7fu6nx7l

Will this work on a Honda civic 1991 ?
Comment from : @Drewdrew244

Would this work on a Corvette 1987?
Comment from : @biminygamin8927

Just completed the install, but I do have a little XM radio faintly bleeding in How do you totally remove the noise? I know you explained it in the video but I don’t totally understand Thanks!
Comment from : @miket4685

Dude, why does it have to be brain surgery though? Just wanna listen to music
Comment from : @I_am_milan

I wish I had the balls to do this
Comment from : @Trd2020

Some of you guys ask the dumbest FUCKING questions Y'all should hire Michele Mazie to do it for you
Comment from : @diazhomeservices5154

The problem here is he assumes every vehicle is like his They're not
Comment from : @michiganwheels3326

Is there any way to do this if you don't have an xm module?
Comment from : @PandaMane

Would this work for a Jaguar S-type 2005?
Comment from : @fk4866

Can you do it on an 05?GMC Sierra SLE without XM
Comment from : @sergioortega7178

i'm pretty sure that is an amplifier and not a "xm module"
Comment from : @jdwiley9192

Fuck that I'll get someone to do it
Comment from : @lizzie2trappy54

Highly recommend ground to metal not to wire as the wire will give you signal from xm either works don't get me wrong great video
Comment from : @brianhenderson2073

That's tap in to:-)
Comment from : @funkydrumma2

Hey there I have a question for you, I located my XM receiver on my 2007 Jeep liberty It's in the right rear quarter panel are, there is 2 sets of wires, one matches the lug that goes into the back of the radio and one is larger like yours The is a green and white wire and a brown and white wire on the larger plug No green and white on the smaller plug Need to know which one to tep intothx
Comment from : @funkydrumma2