can this unit control the factory cd changer on my 05 GMC???
396878
I'm not certain but it should be able to if you have the connection kit specifically for your vehicle. I bought my unit here but purchased the kit from crutch field
1742058
This specifically connects to the back of the oem stereo head unit, into the blue connector intended for the CD changer. If your head unit is compatible, it should have a CD changer button on the front, and the blue CD changer connector on the back.
1855136
This is a digital to analog converter. Your "ancient cd changer" is a digital source but would already have analog output connections so the answer is "no".
837209
It will work with any Reversing-Solenoid-Contactor. If your drive has management IN - OUT or UP- DOWN you can easily connect this control.
1933252
Yes...it will work in your vehicle. Just have to unplug your CD changer and plug in your adapter.
909955
I'm not sure about that. Mine has the mode button not a cd button to try it out. Sorry! (Have you checked out the USA spec website? May have some info on there)
1899177
Although I haven't actually tried mine yet, the position of my CD slot makes the controls assessable in my car, a 2011 Avalon. It would depend on your car and where the controls are located.
1788539
Not sure, have tried it on several 95 GM products all to no avail. It is a nice unit, however they need to be more upfront on what it does not do in their ads.
1504214
It will not work with a factory radio. It will only work with a pioneer radio or tuner that has the correct plug on the back to accept the cd changer.
2274641
I read the entire manual and it didn't say anything about CD changers find out what kind of plug plugs into your radio from changer or ask stereo shop I think there are stereos that accept CD changers but CD changers are old tech. And may have to upgrade to deck with CD player
103515
It will only work with a pioneer receiver that has the correct cd changer input.
1821422
If the head unit has an unused CD-Changer port on the back it should work, but I'm not sure that an OEM head unit uses the same port for Auxiliary connections. most aftermarket head such as Kenwood have it.
35154
This question cannot be answered with yes or no as worded. My best guess is that you are inexperienced or not at all experienced at removing and replacing an automobile radio. Therefore, you probably need to have it done by a professional. You will probably need a harness and installation kit for your vehicle, so check on the internet to find out what is required. I've had customers destroy brand new cd players by trying their own install.
1449581
I have a slot loading single disc CD player in my 05 Camry. All it does is brush dust from the lense, so it will likely work on any CD player.
377281
Hi. To be honest I can not confirm that, but It should work. Actually I was not sure when I tried it but the price was not too bad so I took the risk and it worked perfect. If your car radio has the option for the 5 CD changer the it shoud definetely work. And once is installed you won't regret it.
41970
I think it's a different unit if you have the DSP and Factory NAV.Mine is non-DSP and non-NAV.This plugs into the CD-Changer.
2165784
it controls my beosound 4000 , which CD/Tape/Radio , which is anewer version of the 2000