|
There may be two brands of changers. They would both be D2B, or "fiber optics" design. Neither would be considered a direct plug-in, as they would both require programming of the radio to work properly with the CD changer. The dealer or someone owning an SDS (Star Diagnosis) computer would need to change the version coding (D2B parameters) to accept and play the CD changer.
The installation itself is very easy, the hardest part is removing the left trunk trim to allow access to the fiber optics cables and also an electrical connection which serves as the power, ground, and "wake-up" line to the changer, this all comes from the radio itself.
I believe that most dealer would be willing to do the SDS work for little or nothing, it would only take 5 minutes or so to do the programming.
Gilly
|