Your radio has to have an AUX in or be able to connect to a CD changer
The Aux in - has to do with your radio, auxiliary input. Like an iPod or CD player you can attach by wire to this input on your car radio. At your local radioshack they have the connectors to attach to this input if you don't have one handy.
If the radio does not have a plug for aux input, then a new radio needs to be connected. A new radio with an aux plug and connector needs to be installed in the Range Rover.Ê
The factory radio does not have an aux Jack.
It is for AUX stuff! Goto Crutchfield.com they will hook you up, bro.
No.
Its on the back of the head unit. The Ford Focus radio is ready for aux input if there is am AUX button in that case there is a plug on the back side of the radio that was to be used with the rear DVD, this is the same radio Ford is installing in the expedition and f series truck and that is why you have the aux, in order to use that for audio input you need to add the interface, its called pie frd04-aux and you can find on most sites that sale auxiliary input or ipod adapters, just do a search for ( Ford aux input )
Nope, you will need you buy a Toy-Aux converter.
The '06s didn't have an Aux Jack input on the stock radios.
No, in 2007 Chevy began putting AUX inputs in their cars.
Not on my 2006 Uplander.
Its for installing an auxiliary audio device, like a CD changer or a satellite radio. You have to remove your radio to attach a device to it. There was no auxiliary input in the 2003 Toyota matrix and was not optional the first aux was for the 2006 matrix and up
Alas, no aux input on the 2008 Tacoma. 2009 does come standard with the aux input.