***** Please Note Picture is for illustration purposes – Item could come Silver plated and not Gold plated as pictured *******
FORD 6000 RADIO 3.5MM AUX JACK INPUT IPOD IPHONE HTC . Add any MP3 audio device to OEM head units. 3.5mm Jack. Vehicles with aux enabled head units. Suitable for Ford C-MAX, Fiesta, Focus, Fusion, Mondeo & Transit with newer style Ford 6000 radio with AUX button on unit (will not work with CDDJ button version) You will receive the stereo release. The cable has a 1 meter length cable to a 3.5mm jack audio connector Plugs into any audio device with a 3.5mm jack headphone socket, eg. iPod, iPod, MP3 players, iPad, tablets, smart phones etc… PLAYS music through the cars speakers via the AUX in function of the original car radio Ford cars with 6000CD include: Keys pictured Features & benefits Plug and play, no cutting of wires required
Product Features
- Fits ford 6000CD Stereos with AUX button on Front
- Supplied with removal Keys
- 3.5mm Jack
- Please Note Picture is for illustration purposes
- Item could come Silver plated and not Gold plated as pictured
2 replies on “Ford 6000 CD Aux IN Gold Plated Input Adapter for IPOD/MP3 + Radio Pins/Keys”
2006 fiesta. very easy job. Lead is a little short. So you might want an extension. Very simple job. Once you workout which way to wiggle the keys. It’s a technique, not force. Fiesta 2006. The ford unit is on leads so you don’t even have to power it down. Got to be one of the simplest jobs I’ve ever tried. UN lock the unit with the keys. You pull the unit forward. Plug into the empty socket.run the lead through a gap. Click it back in. Keys are a little sharp but considered them one use only. 15 mins including tea. Doubts, look on YouTube to remove unit. Picks up aux in socket. Aux in button on front of unit. If you have a CD muliplay this socket will be in use. IPhone works fine.
Easy to connect your phone to your car stereo! Bought to update my 2006 Ford Fiesta Style’s 6000CD stereo. Very easy to sort out, we even managed it in the dark (so eager to see if it would work!). The fiddly bit was getting the keys in to pull out the stereo, as you have to push them more than you might think.The auxiliary system is great and now I’ve got my phone connected for satnav (Googlemaps) and Spotify for music. They both work with no issues and the quality of the sound is as good as any CD’s I’ve played on the stereo.Buy, buy, buy!