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Adding a cd changer, wtf?


Where do you plug the cable into the cd player? I have a 97+ CD Player and a 97+ Changer, where does the cable plug into on the deck?




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On the back of the deck- which deck do you have? It's a 13-pin DIN cable, should be a socket for it right there, bigger than big. Do you have the double-DIN head, or single DIN? Is this a 10-CD changer or a 6? There should be two round sockets on the back of the deck, one is for the changer (13-pin) and the other goes to the amp (5-pin).
Don't panic, if you have the wrong one, the stuff goes for a song on eBay.
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Ok, I have a 10 disc changer,


The plug from the changer is 8 pins, and the deck has to round din holes on the back but they're both plugged in to stuff that was already there.


I have a 1995 GST, but I upgraded to the 97-99 CD deck. I can take pictures next time I take it apart, but.. you're certain the changer plugs directly to the deck?


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Can use more help, oh and, its the double din cd player
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i think the double din doesn't have a connection for a changer only the tape player
but i might be wrong

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It has controls to skip discs...


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