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Question: From pics on web seems to be unplug from radio, plug into modulator & then plug that into radio. Right? Any cutting?
Document: So be sure to get the adapters if installing in a GM vehicle or I have heard a few other foreign brands also have to have special adapters. I would recommend this to others who are tired of always having to hunt for the right radio channel with a wireless modulator. With just a flip of the switch I'm ready to rock out.
Have tried wireless FM modulators before but this was first in-line. Relatively easy to install, took about 2 hours. Only broadcasted right channel and was told by tech support that it was probably a bad modulator - right out of the box - and I should send it back for testing. Just get a new radio with built-in audio input and save yourself the wasted effort.
PAC IS32 Fm Modulator, USB Charging with 3.5 Audio InputSold by E&B; Electronics Inc, fulfilled by Amazon.I installed this FM modulator in my 2006 Explorer with a navigation radio. I had to pick up some antenna adapters from a stereo installation business since local auto parts stores didn't carry the right ones. Sorry, but I did not pay attention to the model numbers.
I installed this in my 2002 Honda Odyssey. The kit is simple and comes with everything you need. The mounting plate is a nice feature, I have a double DIN radio and installed it on the bottom storage area. I could have easily installed it on the side without cutting any holes. It functions perfect and will allow my wife to hook up her phone to listen to music and talk. I bought a different FM modulator but the signal was very poor. This thing works great!
I've had too many issues with this thing.The RCA cables were reversed (left/right), so things that should have came out on the right speakers came out on my left, etc.-- When I charge any phone my radio stations goes out.Going to replace it.
It's a very professional and high-quality addition to my SUV. If you have a factory radio that is un-upgradable, this is a wonderful option.NOTE: I ordered the $12 antenna adapter with this because some websites said it was necessary. For my 2006 Nissan Murano no adapter was necessary. It fit right out of the box.
I have an older vehicle which I was debating selling. I didn't want to put a whole new radio in just for a aux port to be able to use my phone, and the wireless fm modulators are good if you stay in the same local area, but are crap for traveling. This plugs right into the back of the antenna port on the radio, and that's all the wiring you HAVE to do.
This was super easy to install once I got the radio out, it was just plug and play. Have fun getting the radio out however, no instructions for that, and it was not easy at all for my TL.
Was in search of a solution to be able to plug my Sirius and Ipod directly to my car radio. everything i found was so $$ cause of the type of head unit and other features ie... Read DVD player.Found the Isimple emailed the company and with in a day i had my answer. Ordered it from Amazon had it in 3 days and installed it in about 2 hours. Works perfect and great sound! !
I t also requires splicing wires which I did not feel comfortable with.I went with the Isimple ISNI572 instead which required no splicing the harness allowed me to plug and play and the sound quality is great as it is through the Sat radio interface. It was a little more expensive but the product worked well and was very easy to install. I wish it was the first unit I tried to install.
Answer: You need to tap into a power line. I used a quick splice connector to get that done. http://www.amazon.com/Solderless-Wire-Quick-Splice-Connector/dp/B0041PF5QY/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid;=1396545883&sr;=8-1&keywords;=wire+splice+connector