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My son just removed this changer from his car and I'm trying to install it in mine (95 Firebird). I've alraedy located the factory harness, but I need an after market adapter to complete the hook-up. Does any one know where I can find one? I've already tried the SONY site- no help. I also tried PEP Boys and some local car audio stores, but no one seems to sell adaptors for SONY products. Note - this is an older system, more than four years old, but in very good condition, so that maybe part of the problem.Thanks
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Black 1995 3.4 V6 Pontiac Firebird<br />17 X 9 O.Z Competition Wheels<br />CAI - Home Made<br />Catback - JC Whitney with a Walker Quiet-flow Muffler.<br />Jet Stage II PCM -
I used the constant and intermittent power of my wiring harness, I grounded to frame and then used the FM modulator it came with.
It works swell [img]smile.gif[/img]
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