Easiest (not cheapest!) DIY aux input mod

[canyonero]

I am about to purchase a 2004 Yukon. As its now 2016, all of my music is on my phone. I don't own a CD burner anymore.

I've looked at a bunch of tutorials here but most require soldering stuff / splicing wires. I have no idea what I'm doing and don't own a soldering iron.

I also don't really want to get a mew head unit. The cheaper ones are too cheap lookingredients. So I'm ok with spending a few bucks to get this done and keeping the stock system.

The truck has bose and XM.

 

[TheWhiteDevil]

I believe pac has a plug and play option for you

 

[Bobby C]

I am also wanting a way to hook up without buying a new unit. Who or what is pac?

 

[fiatdale]

PAC is a company that makes audio interfaces.

 

[Bobby C]

Thanks. I found It!

 

[scoobyxj]

I have an iSimple unit on my 04. It works, but it can be buggy occasionally. Remember you have to have some sort of peripheral ( Sirius/XM, RSE, console tape/CD) input on the OEM head unit for any of them to work unless you have a service center activate an input on it.

 

[nelly17]

I spliced into my xm signal. I hooked up an aux port and mount in the cubby next to the cigarette lighter. In xm mode, switch to channel and there is your aux input

 

[Kyle_Bass]

I spliced into my xm signal. I hooked up an aux port and mount in the cubby next to the cigarette lighter. In xm mode, switch to channel and there is your aux input

Can you teach me this trick looking to hook up and Aux Cord in my 03 Yukon Denali Xl with Lux BOSE