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Configurations for Connecting a CD Changer to
Your In-dash Receiver
Aftermarket receiver to same-brand changer
Connecting a same-brand CD changer to an aftermarket receiver requires mounting the
changer (securing it in the location that you choose), running the proprietary cable, and
then making a connection at the back of the receiver. You'll need to remove the receiver
from the dash to access the rear of the receiver's housing — refer to your Crutchfield
MasterSheet™ (available for most vehicles) for instructions on removing the receiver.
Note: When connecting a same-brand peripheral to a receiver, be certain that the
components are able to work together. Sometimes the proprietary operating
protocol, plug, or software change over time within a brand. If you have any
questions about the compatibility of a receiver/peripheral combination, contact
a Sales Advisor.
Factory receiver with changer controls to factory-matched CD changer
CD changer/adapter packages from USA SPEC work with the factory sound systems
of many vehicles. An adapter cable (included) runs from the changer to the port on
the back of the factory radio. Availability of these packages changes frequently, as do
makes and models of compatible vehicles. Click "What Fits My Car" online at
crutchfield.com or contact a Sales Advisor to learn more about the specific options
available for your vehicle.
Factory receiver with changer controls to aftermarket changer via vehicle-
specific adapter
If your factory receiver has built-in controls for a CD changer or other peripheral source,
you may be able to connect an aftermarket changer via a vehicle-specific adapter.
These adapters are available for a number of vehicles. Installation involves connecting
the adapter to the aftermarket CD changer and to the factory receiver. Some vehicles
already have a factory-installed CD changer cable, so the vehicle-specific adapter is
connected at the changer location (typically in the trunk). In most vehicles, you will have
to run the cable from the changer up to the dash (see page 6).
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Vehicle-specific adapters allow you to connect an aftermarket changer to a factory stereo
with changer controls.
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