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Avora · 24th July 2014, 13:28

I have just fitted an aux in to my high line today. I used the CD changer, again as the tape deck the wires are pink/black for the left channel, yellow/black for the right channel. The positive wires are closest to the edge of the connector and the grounds the next two along.
I have used a 3.5mm female jack to enable anything to be plugged in, including the CD changer if required. So long as a CD is in the changer it will play.

This solution keeps the system as usable and hidden as possible. I've simply run a cable from the glove box to just above the gear stick. This was a good way to save ££'s on the aftermarket adapters which does the same thing without giving the option of the CD changer.

24th July 2014, 13:28	#8
Avora Loves to post MG ZT-T 190 Join Date: Jul 2014 Location: Penrith Posts: 441 Thanks: 89 Thanked 69 Times in 56 Posts	I have just fitted an aux in to my high line today. I used the CD changer, again as the tape deck the wires are pink/black for the left channel, yellow/black for the right channel. The positive wires are closest to the edge of the connector and the grounds the next two along. I have used a 3.5mm female jack to enable anything to be plugged in, including the CD changer if required. So long as a CD is in the changer it will play. This solution keeps the system as usable and hidden as possible. I've simply run a cable from the glove box to just above the gear stick. This was a good way to save ££'s on the aftermarket adapters which does the same thing without giving the option of the CD changer.