  
The GM9-AUX Auxiliary Input Converter converts the CD Changer port of your OEM factory radio into an auxiliary input. The GM9-AUX is compatible with many 1995-2003 GM vehicles (Please see Specific Vehicle Application List below), to create an external auxiliary input that you can then use to connect the audio from any external audio source, like the audio from an MP3 player, a portable DVD player, computer, video game, any audio device that has an audio output connector. NOTE: For GM vehicles that are pre-wired with a CD changer cable in the trunk, hatch or rear of the vehicle, see the GM10-AUX.
 Installation is simple as this auxiliary input converter connects to the 9-pin connector, shown at right, that is located on the back of the factory radio, using the vehicle specific cable that comes with the interface (Click on image to see larger photo of the rear of the radio). If your vehicle has a ‘satellite’ Cassette player or CD player, separate from the radio and usually mounted directly under the radio or in the center console, that is not a part of the actual radio itself, its cable will be connected to this 9-pin connector and will need to be disconnected to install this interface device.
 With this device installed, you will have created an auxiliary audio input to your factory radio, which will now allow you to plug in any external audio source, like the audio from a portable MP3 player, satellite tuner, DVD player, or iPod, into the left & right RCA-type connectors (shown at left), and play the audio from that external audio device directly through your factory radio. This is a direct-connect device and NOT an FM Modulator. An FM modulator requires you to tune to an FM radio station in order to listen to the audio from the external audio device. This device does not work like that.
IMPORTANT APPLICATION NOTES:
NOT compatible with vehicles equipped with 6-disc in-dash CD changers.
NOT compatible with 1995-1999 GM radios with factory satellite-mounted single disc CD player or cassette deck.
NOT compatible with 1995 thru 1999 AM/FM/CD GM radios
IS compatible with 1995-2002 AM-FM-Cassette GM radios.
In 2000-2002 GM vehicles with satellite-mounted factory single disc CD player or cassette deck, the satellite-mounted device will need to be disconnected in order to use the GM9-AUX.
Vehicle Specific Application List:
Buick
(See GM10-AUX)
Cadillac
1999-2002 Escalade (For 2003-2006, see GM12-AUX)
Chevrolet
1998-2004 Astro Van
1996-2002 Avalanche (For 2003-2006, see GM12-AUX)
1997-2002 Blazer (For 2003-2007, see GM12-AUX)
1997-2002 Camaro - Radio must be AM/FM/Cassette w/"TAPE/AUX" button
1995-1999 Cavalier
1996-1997 Impala (For 2003-2005, see GM12-AUX)
1997-1999 Lumina (For 2000-2005, see GM12-AUX)
1996-2000 Malibu
1995-1999 Monte Carlo
1999-2002 C/K Truck (For 2003-2007, see GM12-AUX)
1995-2002 S10 Truck
1998-2002 Silverado (For 2003-2007, see GM12-AUX)
1995-2002 Suburban (For 2003-2006, see GM12-AUX)
1997-2002 Tahoe (For 2003-2006, see GM12-AUX)
1997-1999 Venture (For 2001-2006, see GM12-AUX)
GMC
1999-2001 Envoy (For 2002-2006, see GM12-AUX)
1998-2002 Jimmy (For 2003-2006, see GM12-AUX)
1998-2002 Sonoma (For 2003-2006, see GM12-AUX)
1996-2004 Safari
1995-2002 Sierra (For 2003-2007, see GM12-AUX)
1995-2002 Suburban (For 2003-2006, see GM12-AUX)
1995-2002 Yukon (including Denali) (For 2003-2006, see GM12-AUX)
Oldsmobile
1996-1999 Silhouette (Not compatible w/2000-2003)
Pontiac
(except AM/FM/Single CD radios)
1996-1999 Bonneville (Not compatible w/2000-2009)
1996-2002 Firebird
1996-2002 Grand AM (For 2003-2006, see GM12-AUX)
1996-2003 Grand Prix (For 2004-2005, see GM12-AUX)
1999 Montana (For 2002-2006, see GM12-AUX)
1996-1999 Sunfire (For 2000-2006, see GM12-AUX)
1996-1998 Transport
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