Reddit reviews iSimple IS335 Dash Mountable Auxiliary Input Adapter

Oh man it was stupid easy. Took maybe 5 minutes to do total.

Bought this and this from Amazon and installed with the factory radio. It just plugs right into the back with no issue on my non-JBL radio.

Both come with good instructions and a quick YouTube search to learn how to pop the radio out made quick work of it. Sound quality is crystal clear.

I loath aftermarket radios. The way they look and function is just hideous compared to where technology is. Alternatively I can't afford a $600 touchscreen unit. I'm a firm believer in just leaving things alone, leaving them stock so this fit right into my budget and methods. Very happy with the way it turned out. Sleek, elegant and simple.

I just did this a couple months ago in my girlfriends car. She just bought a 2007 Honda Accord which did not have an input, so I installed one for her birthday. It's super easy. Note: The 2003 is the same setup as the 2007.

• Here's the link to the youtube video I followed. I bought the harness they advertise on the video. I looked around and many people re-sell their kit, just buy it from the website linked.
  
• I also bought this kit to run the aux input to the center console storage.
  
• I use this kit for bluetooth connectivity which you can store in the center console.
  
  $105 plus tax with the Bluetooth adapter or $75 without. I installed it in her car in about 40 minutes. It's really simple to do by yourself.
  

As for the AUX jack, I bought this which plugs into the back of your stock stereo. (Which should work on your Jeep, but I would pull out your stereo to make sure the jack for it is actually there). Then I bought this and hooked everything up and it works perfectly.

You have a 2006 mustang, I'm guessing? My stereo looks just like that.

To use the aux port you'll need to do a few things.

First thing, you'll need to get an "Ford Auxiliary Input Converter". They had them on amazon a while ago, but they seem to be out of stock. Here's the one I got. It was $80 or so when I got it.

It doesn't come with the cable or the mounting kit, so I bought this at the same time.

This video shows you how to access the stereo.

Personally, I ran the cable back to the center console box and mounted the input there. Now I can plug my cellphone into the audio and power and have it out of the way.

Hmmm. ok i have been doing research for those things all day today, and from what i have found out. this one is one of the least glitchy units. DICE one is supposedly never works. but do your research. And if you want a dashboard mount for an AUX input. i have found this kit.

I don't own any of this, mainly because i was searching today. and secondly i don't want to install it in the winter/fall. i don't have a garage :(

I have an 01' but Im pretty sure that this, or something similar, will work and it looks pretty stock, you also need an RCA to 3.5mm adaptor, I got this one
this thing basically bypasses your FM antenna and gives you an aux input, I put mine under the climate control and the input and switch are hidden behind the DIN pocket

it looks like the antenna size might be different in the 06(i cant really tell), but there are adaptors

YES! turns out that AUX button is for a 9-pin port for adding a cassette player. I have previously did the same thing you wanted to do so i bought this converter and used this as the input. it hides well behind the radio and the only problem is finding where to put audio input. I personally drilled a hole into the middle console far right of the coin slots, if you have that.

also to note that the converter linked isnt a purchasable link. but used to give you a bit of an idea what to get

This is on a mazdaspeed6, which has a cubby box with a lid above the stereo on the dash. That's where I stuck my plugs. I bought the car used in February and it already had the mazda adapter cable, so I don't know which one it is, sorry :(

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B003B01AHS/ref=oh_details_o02_s00_i00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

that's the 3.5 mm panel mount I used, its pretty much an extension cable with a mountable end that you stick in a hole you drill in the plastic, then I glued it in place with epoxy. The other end plugs into the mazda adapter cable.

haha get at them rotary sloots!

Can't offer any help on what you bought, but can recommend the approach I took to this....

FM Modulator

Pair that with a Bluetooth receiver and you can even have Bluetooth music at the flip of a switch. Have been using it for years, works excellent

Edit:

You'll probably also need this too... look into it... relatively easy install

Used these parts:

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B003B01AHS/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_J4zPwbXMRS8WJ


https://www.amazon.com/dp/B008219OQ0/ref=cm_sw_r_other_awd_y.zPwb5VZZ0RN

Following this video:

https://youtu.be/wmqZkw8hK7M



Only thing I did differently was use the dash mountable female 3.5mm jack, I just drilled a hole through plastic on the face plate, making sure not to hit the PCB

A lot of older cars - before 3.5mm jack ports and USB ports came standard - had the Aux button on the radio unit that simply gave the option to get the signal for an additional RCA audio ports in the back of the radio unit. These were used for headrest DVD players, CD Changers, etc. In theory, your radio would have RCA audio ports that would transfer the signal by using your Aux button on your dash. However, to make that work of you, you would need to install the RCA extension and install the 3.5mm input jack to be able to use it.

Sorry little lady. Well.. depends how into your cars audio system are you, do you really care how it sounds(I.e Planning for future upgrades), or are you just wanting a quick fix?

Something like this would be super quick and easy, if your radio has RCA inputs on the back.

Question, do you know which radio it is? Base, Premium etc.

If you haven't already, look into the Clarion M508. A lot of folks that don't like the look of modern aftermarket stereos like those. Run a Google Image search on it, and you'll see they look right in place and period correct in older cars like ours.

But if you're really set on keeping the stock stereo, and just want AUX. Assuming your LS has the unit with the CD player, you can buy this here. It plugs into the CD Changer hole in the back of the stock stereo, then converts that to two RCA inputs. Which then, you can buy this to convert the two RCA's to AUX.

You can then mount that AUX port somewhere of your choosing. This Integra owner mounted it on their center console.