both of those holes are for antennas, one to fit japanese style plugs and one to fit north american style plugs (they're made by matu****a in japan, who own panasonic, infinity and a few others)

 

I've never tried putting a CD changer on the factory headunit before.. But when I did it with an aftermarket radio, all you need to connect is the big S-video looking cable thing. It supplies power and signal. I don't know what button you would press to start listening to CD's in the CD changer, maybe hit the CD button on the front again for AUX. Dunno.

 

thats what concerns me the most. The cd changer might be able to function but the head unit might not have an AUX function. However, i've notice that our head unit radios have FM1 and FM2, the FM2 might be from the second antenna port so if i could connect the changer to the FM2 antenna port, i might be able to use FM2 as AUX? sorry but i dont know anything about car electronics.... Thanks guys!

 

FM2 is just used to store a second set of presets. If you use an adapter to hook into the CD changer controls, you don't be able to use a CD changer, the adapter will become 'aux' (really CD changer), just the HU won't be able to change discs/tracks (cause they won't exist)

 

so you would need a handshake device correct? at least for my iPod you would.

 

hey guys i was looking at the dension website and their ice link system will work with our cars only if our headdecks are phillips.

does anybody know who is the manufacturer of our headecks

i think the U2 color ipod would look great in my car...i have all the lights changed to red and the black will just compliment it all...plus the dock is black as well...just don't know where to mount it yet

thanks in advance guys