Aux cord install on original Bose radio

[Tons of fun Z71]

Can you connect an AUX cord on this original factory Bose radio ?

 

[HiHoeSilver]

Can you connect an AUX cord on this original factory Bose radio ?

Do you have XM?

 

[Tons of fun Z71]

Yes it does have XM and a 5x CD player

 

[Tons of fun Z71]

Yes it does have XM and a 5x CD player

 

[Countryboy07]

http://www.tahoeyukonforum.com/thre...d-aux-hookup-for-03-xm-equipped-trucks.39277/

 

[Tons of fun Z71]

Thanks for the INFO, Josh.

 

[Countryboy07]

No problem

 

[HiHoeSilver]

Yes it does have XM and a 5x CD player

Looks like @Countryboy07 pointed you to the right spot already, but basically, you tie into the xm setup behind the glove box. One suggestion that commonly gets overlooked... Use a jack that has separate through/out terminals. You will read about bleed and tuning to channel 0 and all that. If you get a jack that disconnects the "thru" signal when you plug into it, the issue is moot.

 

[mattt]

Looks like @Countryboy07 pointed you to the right spot already, but basically, you tie into the xm setup behind the glove box. One suggestion that commonly gets overlooked... Use a jack that has separate through/out terminals. You will read about bleed and tuning to channel 0 and all that. If you get a jack that disconnects the "thru" signal when you plug into it, the issue is moot.

Would you mind linking or showing the type of jack you are talking about? I have only seen 1 type of mini jack from different sources. The cheapness, and lack of resilience out of the commonly found jack is a bummer. Thanks in advance.

 

[HiHoeSilver]

Would you mind linking or showing the type of jack you are talking about? I have only seen 1 type of mini jack from different sources. The cheapness, and lack of resilience out of the commonly found jack is a bummer. Thanks in advance.

I lost my pics of that install when a phone died, but I have one more at home. I'll show you in a couple hours.