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Expert: - 2/15/2010


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I have a 2005 mercury mariner with the stock 6 disc in dash cd changer.  How can I install a aux jack?  I read online of someone using a Logjam FRD03AUX100 but it not working.  Some stores say to make sure that the cd unit has external cd changer controlling capabilities.  How can I check for this? and also do you think the FRD03AUX100 will work for my SUV?

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NO that is not going to work you need a diferent interface,
is there a SAT button on the radio ?
or AUX button

most likely there is a sat button i seend that in a lot of mercury mariner  you will use this interface

http://www.oemautosound.com/pc-211-94-pie-frd03-auxs-ford-lincoln-mercury-auxili...


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Please year and model of the vehicle i need all the details I'am a car electronics installer with 23 years of experience. I'am very familiar with installations of in-dash head units,factory head units, factory car audio, hands-free phone kits, auxiliary audio inputs and iPod iPhone interface integration and security systems if you need any help with your factory stereo, or how to add auxiliary audio or listen to your ipod android in the vehicle I currently have a MECP Master Installation Technician certification. My answers are based on my experience in vehicles and my knowledge of automotive electronics I don't put much emphasis on brand names; you won't often find me putting down a brand or pushing one on dont send me a list of what brands i like better sorry i can not help you with aftermarket or vehicles that are not in the u.s.a also video and security

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