Auxiliary port, CD CHanger port?
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Auxiliary port, CD CHanger port?
I just bought a 04 maxima SE, hot !, anyways,I havent had time to research much but I plan on hooking my existing xm delphi radio up, and I didnt want to use the tape deck if there was an existing input aux port on the back of the receiver, I know there is a integrated cd changer so that probably eliminates that possibility. Any idea?
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Originally Posted by chris.tremblay
I just bought a 04 maxima SE, hot !, anyways,I havent had time to research much but I plan on hooking my existing xm delphi radio up, and I didnt want to use the tape deck if there was an existing input aux port on the back of the receiver, I know there is a integrated cd changer so that probably eliminates that possibility. Any idea?
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I know that you want to use your existing equipment, but it may be cleaner to purchase the XM receiver (typically mounted in the trunk) that connects to the factory radio. By doing this you can use the satellite controls built into the radio.
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Originally Posted by 2004BlkMaxSL
Hey Chris,
I know that you want to use your existing equipment, but it may be cleaner to purchase the XM receiver (typically mounted in the trunk) that connects to the factory radio. By doing this you can use the satellite controls built into the radio.
2004BlkMaxSL
I know that you want to use your existing equipment, but it may be cleaner to purchase the XM receiver (typically mounted in the trunk) that connects to the factory radio. By doing this you can use the satellite controls built into the radio.
2004BlkMaxSL
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