Hi All, I have a 1998 Stock Camaro with the Monsoon sound system. All Indications seem to show that there is no aftermarket products to utilize the CD Changer connector in the hatch area of the car.

What I want to know is, can this model of Camaro actually accept the CD Changer if the harness supports it, and the radio appears to support it? Also, has anyone attempted to install a CD Changer or an Aux Adapter in a 1995-1999 model year Camaro?


FYI, www.pie.net does have Aux Adapters if your wondering.

 

looks to be if your head unit has the "tape/aux" button it will support a changer. Head units with the "source" button are not compatible. Alpine or Audiovox changer will work. This is coming from peripheral ... www.peripheral-aamp.com, if all else fails you could run an FM modulated changer, granted they dont sound as good but if all else fails its better then nothing. Or change out the headunit.

 

Looks like you can use the GM9-AUX, see:

http://logjam.d3datasolutions.com/fo...showtopic=1969

 

This looks like another option:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/ws/eB...MakeTrack=true

"DIY do-it-yourself GM Delco Auxiliary aux. input ipod mp3 cd zune connector

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This modification will require that you open the radio (3 screws) and make 4 solder connections. It is VERY easy. You will need a sharp knife, a ÂĽ inch nut driver or socket, wire cutters, pliers, and a soldering iron and solder. Everything else is provided.
I use only the highest quality parts. Shielded multi-conductor cable and 100% soldered and shrink tube connections, unlike others that sell complete radios and use un-shielded wire wrapped in tape.
This adapter kit consists of a 30 inch long cord (longer cords are available for $1.00 extra per foot) with a female 1/8(3.5mm) stereo plug on one end, an extra ground lug, heat shrink tubing, and detailed photographic instructions. You will need a 1/8 inch stereo male-to-male cord to plug the 2 components together (about 5 bucks at Radio Shack).


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