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Adding an AUX input to your Delco Stereo
Posted: Wed Sep 13, 2006 1:01 pm
by Someone
Delco Aux Plug (Finally!)
This is a diagram explaining the wiring to the remote-mounted AUX cassette or CD in many late-model GM vehicles...
You can use this input to feed the radio a signal from other outside AUX sources, such as MP3, mobile video, cellular, etc. You just need a couple relays!
This post will include the basic pinout for the plugs.
The diagrams below show the position of the wiring, here are the colors:
A - Blue >> ACC w/30-second turn-off delay
B - Gray >> Dimmer 12v-0v
C - Bare w/sleeve >> Grounded Signal Shield
D - Green >> Right Signal
E - Orange/Black >> Left Signal
F - Tan >> Audio Common (Thanks Jeff!)
G - Black >> Chassis Ground
H - Green >> Data Bus
J - Orange >> Constant 12v
Please note that there are two green wires. They are not interchangable!
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Posted: Sat Nov 03, 2007 2:29 pm
by k120189
i hate to bring this up cause its old...but someone would u care to draw up a schematic? i was interested in putting an input for my guitar into my dash to use my van as one big amp like the new VW..and to add a stereo jack for the usual ipod hook up
Re: Adding an AUX input to your Delco Stereo
Posted: Mon May 11, 2009 6:20 pm
by midnighthunder89
Hello,
This is the only post i can find dealing with adding an aux input for an ipod to a stock headunit. Has anyone done this mod? Can anyone display a diagram of what is needed and how to wire it up?
Thanks
Re: Adding an AUX input to your Delco Stereo
Posted: Tue May 12, 2009 7:27 am
by LaGrasta
great post and diagram, thanks.
For me, as I had an aftermarket head unit, I used the RCA jacks for the remote CD changer. I bought a RCA jack to iPOD dock cable and it works great.
Re: Adding an AUX input to your Delco Stereo
Posted: Sun Jul 04, 2010 8:19 am
by madslammer
Are the diagrams the ones for the plugs?
How about the relays you mention?
Just got a little lost when you mentioned the relays. . .
Re: Adding an AUX input to your Delco Stereo
Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 7:18 am
by maing bus
anybody else had luck with creating this plug in?
Re: Adding an AUX input to your Delco Stereo
Posted: Wed Oct 12, 2011 7:27 am
by justice
there are people on eBay that are selling modded factory radios for the Astros that do not have the theaft lock and have the AUX input already installed. If you get one from them its just plug and play to install it in place of your factory unit.
I was going to get one from them but i already had an aux capable head unit new in the box sitting at the house so i used it instead.
Re: Adding an AUX input to your Delco Stereo
Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 1:07 pm
by Wiley
Haha, how does this work if we want to do it ourselves, I dont think its been answered. Thanks
Re: Adding an AUX input to your Delco Stereo
Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 3:32 pm
by astroturf
Wiley wrote:Haha, how does this work if we want to do it ourselves, I dont think its been answered. Thanks
Why sure it has...
This is a STICKY isn't it?
Oh Oh, Sorry, I just read thru this sTICKY, Not too sticky is it?
Re: Adding an AUX input to your Delco Stereo
Posted: Wed Dec 28, 2011 8:42 pm
by astroturf
Let's give this sticky SOME STICK...
Click Here:
http://db.tt/cXYRpOUp It's in my Dropbox.
It is a complete? wiring diagram for an 03 Astro Van. Don't think much of the basic stuff (radio) has changed.
Good Luck and use at your own risk. Note: File size is 6.75 mb
Jim
GRAB IT WHILE YOU CAN... I often move junk, and try to clean up my PC.
Re: Adding an AUX input to your Delco Stereo
Posted: Wed Dec 25, 2019 11:16 pm
by Bret Schmerker
What GM Part Number the nine-pin shell? I am currently considering three flavors of
1 Factory Radio Cat. No. 638.01007C AM/FM/Compact-Cassette receivers with Dolby Laboratories Noise Reduction Type B (all professional remanufactures of General Motors P/N 15757047 as used in the 1996-2005 Chevrolet Astro LS/LT and GMC Safari SLE/SLT/SLZ with Deluxe AM/FM/Cassette Receiver and Eight Speakers, RPO UL0) as upgrades from my current (as of December 2019) General Motors P/N 16180215 (as used in the 1996-2005 Chevrolet Astro base and LS and GMC Safari base and LE with AM/FM/Cassette Receiver and Six Speakers, RPO UM6). I've partially deciphered the Circuit Numbers as an aid:
A: 43 - 1.0 LBL >> +Vcc Radio ("HOT IN ACC OR RUN")
B: 8 - 0.5 GY >> Illumination
C: 150 - bare braided Cu >> Signal Shields
D: ??? - 0.8 DGN >> RT Audio, Line-Level
E: ??? - 0.8 OR/BK >> LT Audio, Line-Level
F: ??? - 1.2 TN >> Audio Common
G: 150 - 1.6 BK >> -Vss Power Common
H: ??? - 0.5 LGN >> Data Bus
J: 340 - 0.8 OR >> +Vcc Memory ("HOT AT ALL TIMES")
Re: Adding an AUX input to your Delco Stereo
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