Aux Input MP3 IPOD Installation GM Stereo System - MPEG-3, MPG, XM

Pictorial steps describing installation of a Aux IPOD/MPEG MP3 input on a factory GM Radio in a 1989 Chevrolet Chevy pickup truck. Please visit ClassicManuals.net for PDF document.

Category:

Autos & Vehicles

Tags:

• Aux Input
• MPEG
• MPG
• MPEG3
• GM Delco Audio installation
• Silverado
• C/K 2500
• half ton pickup
• Chevy Pickup

[ClassicManuals]

There are several variations. I have an e document for what I have done that includes comments from other's adding an IPOD input my web site.

[spenchutch18]

so awesome! i wish i could do this i just don't think i've have the electrical skills to do it. i would pay to have this done

[ClassicManuals]

If you can connect a light bulb, you can probably do stuff like this. Just take your time.

Thanks for looking

[mx444bee]

Oh yeah...I see you live in colorado

maybe you could do some heated seats next.

thanks for your good vids.

[ClassicManuals]

Heated seats .. a no brainer. That's a fuse and switch with a wire to the seat.

[mx444bee]

so cool...just need a little holder for the MP3 player.

awesome job

[ClassicManuals]

I made a right angle stereo plug that seems to work fine.

[ghtowagon]

I have a standard AM FM radio in my 94 Sierra. If I remove the radio from under the dash, Can I tap into the Pre amp wires near the antenna input?,Then the MP3 Player should override any radio station. Do you have any schematics pertaining to these radios? I really want do add a MP3 input! I know how to do it with a newer Theft-lock radio, but they don't fit in a 88-94!

[gabbadoom]

Well done, sir. Bravo.

[Conasnipes]

@ClassicManuals You sir, will burn you vehicle down. Damn Rednecks.

[kolepacker]

that was very very very helpfull! thank you very much.... but is there a way i can use the stereos amp in order to amplify the speakers