2001 OEM AM/FM CD Radio, CD/AUX button

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2001 OEM AM/FM CD Radio, CD/AUX button

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A while back, I broke down a bought an ipod. I had a rental car a few months back with an AUX input on the front of the radio/CD player, I plugged in the ipod, hit the CD/AUX button and enjoyed songs from my ipod. Recently, I noticed that the OEM radio in my '01CC has a CD/AUX button but not a front panel input jack. Is there a possibility that there is an AUX input on the back of the Radio? I wanted to ask before I dug into the dash.
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There is not an input. You can add an adapter and eliminate the cassette deck. That is what I did.

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My radio doesn't have the Cassette or I'd "borrow" the cassette adapter I bought for the wife's van. I tried an FM transmitter but the reception sucked... maybe I bought a cheap one.... I was hoping for a direct connection without having to go out and buy a new radio that would look half-way decent.
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If your 2001 is a 1 and a half DIN size and has the factory option for an external cassette deck (AUX) you should have an open connector on the back of the radio for the remote cassette deck. The are adapters for that for interface with an IPOD.Peripheral Electronics Has a couple of models for GM I think the GMASX might work. You might need to pull the factory radio to check for the connection or give them a call and see if it's a go or not.
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Wow. Didn't even read the link I supplied.

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HenryJ wrote:Wow. Didn't even read the link I supplied.
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04crewvt wrote:If your 2001 is a 1 and a half DIN size and has the factory option for an external cassette deck (AUX) you should have an open connector on the back of the radio for the remote cassette deck. The are adapters for that for interface with an IPOD.
I guess I'll pull the radio and check to see if there's an open connector on the back. Thanks for the idea.