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| How to Modify the Stock Fiero Radio for MP3 Players, With Pics. (Page 2/7) |
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Nazareth
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MAY 11, 05:39 AM
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this is fantastic. I'm kind of a purist with my Fiero and would love to get back to the factory stereo and still have my music.
My son will get the blaupunkt mp3 unit!!
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NYfastback
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MAY 11, 09:59 AM
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Nice: Makes me think about my other cars!
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cjgable
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MAY 11, 12:25 PM
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Great idea and writeup. I did something similiar to my truck. I used a rocker switch instead of the disconnecting receptacle. I didn't even know about those at the time. I think I'll redo it. BTW did you get the receptacle locally? [This message has been edited by cjgable (edited 05-11-2006).]
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Jax184
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MAY 11, 01:13 PM
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I got my jack from an old mac motherboard. Specificly an LCII. Beats paying money.
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fierohoho
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MAY 11, 04:16 PM
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I got 5 jacks at an electronics surplus store for $0.59 each.
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Fierofreak00
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MAY 11, 05:26 PM
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How bout a write up for us guys that replaced our older decks with newer ones? (hint, hint  )
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California Kid
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MAY 11, 09:07 PM
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Have been reading with interest, my Pioneer AM/FM/CD took a dump after 3 years in the car, have this waiting in the wings to possibly go back in, with the mp3 conversion.
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FieroVin
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MAY 11, 09:39 PM
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I'm guessing this would take input from a pc as well? I've been wanting to hook up a carputer and use it for mp3/dvd etc.
Vin
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Jax184
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MAY 11, 09:58 PM
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This will take an input from any common audio source.
As for newer radios, it should still be doable with some fiddling. Again my offer to do the modification myself comes into play. I've figured out how to make crazier modifications in the past, so I don't mind giving it a try.
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Capt Fiero
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MAY 11, 10:29 PM
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