Alright so I have a 2007 Jeep Grand Cherokee with a stock CD player, but I have 2 12"s hooked up in my car so I want to be able to play as much music as possible.
My auxiliary port on my CD player is broken. I think that when I had the cord plugged into my CD player from my ipod, at some point the cord got pulled in some direction and messed up the Aux port. Now whenever the cord was plugged in, it would be able to turn all directions. To play music sometimes the cord would have to be tugged either up or down, or left or right, or just pushed in really hard.
I took the button off to take a look and I really don't have any idea what I'm doing, but now the button doesn't go back on, the pieces that held it on broke off.
I don't want to buy a new CD player because this one works fine for me. But I really want that Aux port fixed.
Is there a way?
If I did buy a new head unit, What would be a good model and brand from about 100-150 dollars?
I could buy the adapter you showed me, but even with it my CD player is gonna look kinda crappy with a button missing and a broken jack. Repairing it wouldn't be worth it for a hundred dollars or so. So I think I might buy a new CD player, which would also be beneficial because of the sound system I own.
Probably going to get.......Pioneer DEH-4200UB CD reciever.
Has animations for a screen saver and a remote which is a feature I had on one of my car stereos from high school. Always thought that was cool.
My auxiliary port on my CD player is broken. I think that when I had the cord plugged into my CD player from my ipod, at some point the cord got pulled in some direction and messed up the Aux port. Now whenever the cord was plugged in, it would be able to turn all directions. To play music sometimes the cord would have to be tugged either up or down, or left or right, or just pushed in really hard.
I took the button off to take a look and I really don't have any idea what I'm doing, but now the button doesn't go back on, the pieces that held it on broke off.
I don't want to buy a new CD player because this one works fine for me. But I really want that Aux port fixed.
Is there a way?
If I did buy a new head unit, What would be a good model and brand from about 100-150 dollars?
I could buy the adapter you showed me, but even with it my CD player is gonna look kinda crappy with a button missing and a broken jack. Repairing it wouldn't be worth it for a hundred dollars or so. So I think I might buy a new CD player, which would also be beneficial because of the sound system I own.
Probably going to get.......Pioneer DEH-4200UB CD reciever.
Has animations for a screen saver and a remote which is a feature I had on one of my car stereos from high school. Always thought that was cool.