**CONTACT THIS GUY TO GET YOUR OEM RADIO RETROFITTED WITH AUX (May not be available anymore): www.thirdgen.org/forums/interior-parts-sale/743475-delco-radios-aux-jacks.html HERE ARE THE LAST RADIOS I CAN FIND ALL GM CARS WITH AUX INPUTS FOR SALE ON EBAY: ebay.us/OJIxvl Video on modifying radio to add bluetooth - th-cam.com/video/zf36GjFU43w/w-d-xo.html PARTS USED IN THIS VIDEO, IN ORDER: Speaker Install Video (parts linked in description) - th-cam.com/video/jln2Qxge2ZU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=FieroAustin AUX to Bluetooth dongle (EXTERNAL, would need cassette to AUX adapter) - amzn.to/3C2R6vn Cassette to AUX adapter - amzn.to/3C5qutC Cassette to Bluetooth adapter - amzn.to/3pmJsEo TO ENSURE FITMENT OF RADIOS BELOW, PLEASE REFER HERE: www.retromanufacturing.com/ Retrofit Radio, Gray Button, Customizable LED colors, Bluetooth/AUX/SIRIUS/Surround/USB/RCA Variations for different years/models (CHECK FITMENT!): amzn.to/3w9bWFx - AUX ONLY, NO BLUETOOTH amzn.to/3C77RFx - AUX ONLY, NO BLUETOOTH amzn.to/3QsuIjj - Fiero Specific amzn.to/3zVZA4D - FITS OTHER CARS BESIDES FIEROS Retrofit Radio, Silver Button, Customizable LED colors, Bluetooth/AUX/SIRIUS/Surround/USB/RCA Variations for different years/models (CHECK FITMENT!): amzn.to/3pi6U5M amzn.to/3pgYawS amzn.to/3QIqcNf amzn.to/3QPdMn7 amzn.to/3QH1tJp ANTENNA/CONNECTOR ADAPTER (for newer radios going in older cars, CHECK FITMENT) - www.ebay.com/itm/371496018417?epid=1766882370&hash=item567ee361f1:g:ILEAAOxyY9VRLXoX Crimp on connectors - amzn.to/3PtPejf Wire strippers/crimpers - amzn.to/3B7Td0x Apple iPhone lightning to AUX cable - amzn.to/3plajRp Apple iPhone USB C + lightning to AUX cable - amzn.to/3An38OJ Amazon Recommendation Store for 3800s/Fieros/Tools amzn.to/3hNViaa 3800sc Instructions www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/139530.html 3800sc Instructions MOBILE drive.google.com/file/d/1wqUJdMZ1XqcKJzC-2ZzbvLYMYE3QbmVq eBay affiliate (use & I get paid) ebay.us/4gTj2A Donate to me www.paypal.com/donate/?business=8AFWKBTBVSKTJ Join channel membership th-cam.com/users/FieroAustinjoin Subscribe th-cam.com/users/fieroaustin Consulting on Facebook facebook.com/FieroAustin/
There's a REALLY easy way to do this yourself: Unplug the cassette molex connector, and strip back your auxiliary port wires so you have about 4 inches on each wire. Push your left signal wire into the white wire, female side of connector, and bend it so the wire runs along the top and one of the sides of the connector. Do the same for the right signal wire, pushing it into the orange wire. For the ground, you can get away with tucking it under a bolt or literally anywhere on the chassis of the radio because the entire chassis acts as a ground for the unit. If you really want this to be DIY, cut off the end of some old headphones and use that as your input. You have to push a cassette into the player (though the player itself doesn't have to work), but the auxiliary signal overrides the cassette so you can use any cassette. The sound is also crystal clear with no cassette hiss!
thanks for sharing. I actually was going to offer doing this for people but decided it was going to be too time consuming. This video is a cut down version of that.
Always take off the negative terminal first. That way you don't stand the chance of shorting the positive to ground when removing the positive terminal. Install in reverse. Positive first and then negative.
@@FieroAustin I've found a few single din and made my own ISO mount to make them fit really well. But they took more work to make look good than doing the aux input on the stock radio. I had to replace SMD LEDs to get a color to match the Fiero and the LCD display had a fake dancing equalizer I covered with vinyl. The downsides to the radios I'm using now beside having to modify them, is they are very cheap and Chinese, The clocks are 24 hour with no way to switch them. Also there doesn't seem to be good noise cancelling on the mic for phone calls. The upside is they sound ok, not worse than a stock radio to my ears. They have Bluetooth and they are $12. They are also tiny, so you don't have to break out the support the way you used to have to do with the old CD player units. Ultimately it makes me wish I had the money to have some radios made. I know I can't be the only one wanting something that just looks stock, isn't expensive and adds all the Bluetooth/aux functions you expect. 1.5 din would be nice and could be achieved with a swappable or break away faceplate. It would definitely be targeted to the GM cars that used the 1.5 din. You could spec the volume pots to use the stock knobs from those cars if you chose too. I should check and see if I can do that with the radios I'm using now.
@@ExtraFungus Holy smokes, that is cheap. Check out the video description for the other decent looking options. I am considering offering to do this to people's OEM radios myself, but haven't got the time right now. Otherwise there's other guys that do it, but it's not cheap.
"Installing the radio really isn't that hard" Ohhhh boy, be glad you're not dealing with the one in the late 80's Caprice where you have to remove the entire glovebox and HVAC controls to get it out.
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**CONTACT THIS GUY TO GET YOUR OEM RADIO RETROFITTED WITH AUX (May not be available anymore):
www.thirdgen.org/forums/interior-parts-sale/743475-delco-radios-aux-jacks.html
HERE ARE THE LAST RADIOS I CAN FIND ALL GM CARS WITH AUX INPUTS FOR SALE ON EBAY:
ebay.us/OJIxvl
Video on modifying radio to add bluetooth - th-cam.com/video/zf36GjFU43w/w-d-xo.html
PARTS USED IN THIS VIDEO, IN ORDER:
Speaker Install Video (parts linked in description) - th-cam.com/video/jln2Qxge2ZU/w-d-xo.html&ab_channel=FieroAustin
AUX to Bluetooth dongle (EXTERNAL, would need cassette to AUX adapter) - amzn.to/3C2R6vn
Cassette to AUX adapter - amzn.to/3C5qutC
Cassette to Bluetooth adapter - amzn.to/3pmJsEo
TO ENSURE FITMENT OF RADIOS BELOW, PLEASE REFER HERE: www.retromanufacturing.com/
Retrofit Radio, Gray Button, Customizable LED colors, Bluetooth/AUX/SIRIUS/Surround/USB/RCA Variations for different years/models (CHECK FITMENT!):
amzn.to/3w9bWFx - AUX ONLY, NO BLUETOOTH
amzn.to/3C77RFx - AUX ONLY, NO BLUETOOTH
amzn.to/3QsuIjj - Fiero Specific
amzn.to/3zVZA4D - FITS OTHER CARS BESIDES FIEROS
Retrofit Radio, Silver Button, Customizable LED colors, Bluetooth/AUX/SIRIUS/Surround/USB/RCA Variations for different years/models (CHECK FITMENT!):
amzn.to/3pi6U5M
amzn.to/3pgYawS
amzn.to/3QIqcNf
amzn.to/3QPdMn7
amzn.to/3QH1tJp
ANTENNA/CONNECTOR ADAPTER (for newer radios going in older cars, CHECK FITMENT) - www.ebay.com/itm/371496018417?epid=1766882370&hash=item567ee361f1:g:ILEAAOxyY9VRLXoX
Crimp on connectors - amzn.to/3PtPejf
Wire strippers/crimpers - amzn.to/3B7Td0x
Apple iPhone lightning to AUX cable - amzn.to/3plajRp
Apple iPhone USB C + lightning to AUX cable - amzn.to/3An38OJ
Amazon Recommendation Store for 3800s/Fieros/Tools amzn.to/3hNViaa
3800sc Instructions www.fiero.nl/forum/Forum2/HTML/139530.html
3800sc Instructions MOBILE drive.google.com/file/d/1wqUJdMZ1XqcKJzC-2ZzbvLYMYE3QbmVq
eBay affiliate (use & I get paid) ebay.us/4gTj2A
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There's a REALLY easy way to do this yourself:
Unplug the cassette molex connector, and strip back your auxiliary port wires so you have about 4 inches on each wire. Push your left signal wire into the white wire, female side of connector, and bend it so the wire runs along the top and one of the sides of the connector. Do the same for the right signal wire, pushing it into the orange wire. For the ground, you can get away with tucking it under a bolt or literally anywhere on the chassis of the radio because the entire chassis acts as a ground for the unit.
If you really want this to be DIY, cut off the end of some old headphones and use that as your input. You have to push a cassette into the player (though the player itself doesn't have to work), but the auxiliary signal overrides the cassette so you can use any cassette. The sound is also crystal clear with no cassette hiss!
thanks for sharing. I actually was going to offer doing this for people but decided it was going to be too time consuming. This video is a cut down version of that.
You can send your OEM radio to get retrofitted with AUX here: www.thirdgen.org/forums/interior-parts-sale/743475-delco-radios-aux-jacks.html
Always take off the negative terminal first. That way you don't stand the chance of shorting the positive to ground when removing the positive terminal. Install in reverse. Positive first and then negative.
yeah you are right. My negative is very difficult to access in the Fiero so I don't usually do that though.
I've done this, I'm a fan. I despise most aftermarket radios. The retro radios are ok, but I feel like the aftermarket could do way better.
Heck yeah same here brother!
@@FieroAustin I've found a few single din and made my own ISO mount to make them fit really well. But they took more work to make look good than doing the aux input on the stock radio.
I had to replace SMD LEDs to get a color to match the Fiero and the LCD display had a fake dancing equalizer I covered with vinyl.
The downsides to the radios I'm using now beside having to modify them, is they are very cheap and Chinese, The clocks are 24 hour with no way to switch them. Also there doesn't seem to be good noise cancelling on the mic for phone calls.
The upside is they sound ok, not worse than a stock radio to my ears. They have Bluetooth and they are $12. They are also tiny, so you don't have to break out the support the way you used to have to do with the old CD player units.
Ultimately it makes me wish I had the money to have some radios made. I know I can't be the only one wanting something that just looks stock, isn't expensive and adds all the Bluetooth/aux functions you expect. 1.5 din would be nice and could be achieved with a swappable or break away faceplate. It would definitely be targeted to the GM cars that used the 1.5 din. You could spec the volume pots to use the stock knobs from those cars if you chose too. I should check and see if I can do that with the radios I'm using now.
@@ExtraFungus Holy smokes, that is cheap.
Check out the video description for the other decent looking options. I am considering offering to do this to people's OEM radios myself, but haven't got the time right now. Otherwise there's other guys that do it, but it's not cheap.
Motorola roadster 2 does the same through the radio. Less hassle.
thanks for the tip!~
Pretty awesome hack
Thanks! I might start doing this in the future for folks, so stay tuned.
"Installing the radio really isn't that hard"
Ohhhh boy, be glad you're not dealing with the one in the late 80's Caprice where you have to remove the entire glovebox and HVAC controls to get it out.
lol dang luck me i guess!!!
@@FieroAustin Appreciate the video though! Trying to do the same with mine.
@@materialdialectics oh awesome! definitely a nice upgrade, you will love it.
@@FieroAustin That I'm sure I will! I just became to attached to the factory radio in my woody Caprice wagon to replace it with an aftermarket.
same here, i think they are awesome. A bit delicate though!@@materialdialectics
Sooo you don't actually show HOW to install the Bluetooth 😂 ??
lol yeah post edit i decided to cut some parts out after uploading because i might want to sell it in the future.... it's out there though.