407 Color Sat Nav Jbl System RD3: Aux Audio Inputs

Jul 22, 2005 6 Replies
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I am trying to figure out how to connect my mp3 player to the above system. The manual sez that there are 2 audion inputs free (in addition to the audio/video aux input in glove box..):



I gave a cable to my dealer and asked them to connect it up: they reported back that there are no audio inputs free. My dealer is pretty useless at most things ...so i am wondering if they have missed the conn?s



Anyone out there managed this? Is it straight forward to pull the radio unit and have a look myself? Theres a special tool required to extract the radio i think... :roll:


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"gmonster" a écrit dans le message de news:1_634076 snipped-for-privacy@autoforumz.com...

You can have alook on

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in english but tools can translate and you habe drawings.I think you have to go to the dealer to configure Autoradio: Input has to beactivated.

Regards

R1

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nope that only applies to the RD4 radio with AUX options, the RT3 systems dont have this. the only way to install a extra audio module is to use the audio lines from the cd changer. so you have to make a switch to a optional unit, and play a cd while listening to the other unit.

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You're right, it's a mistake on my side. Nevertheless, this site may help some of us to know our vehicle.

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There is a kit available to do this part number 9706AG. It contains a lead that plugs into aux port at back of radio and provide female jack socket in glovebox for MP3 player etc .To remove radio you need a torx 10 or 20 screw driver can't remember which one off the top of my head ...all the best... any questions snipped-for-privacy@hotmail.com

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Sorry with regards to my other post ,that applies to rd4 radio. (we've never fitted rd3 radio in 407!) .the sat -nav unit is a RT3 ,regards...mark

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