Mazda 6 MPS AUX Cable Easy Connection Model Year 2006
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ส.ค. 2017
- I hope this helps many out there with this maturing Mazda 6 MPS, year 2006.
AUX cable fitting video to show you how easy it is for a Right Hand Drive Mazda 6 MPS done within 5 minutes, one take too.
This is with the standard 6 Disc CD changer (not MP3) Bose sound system.
This is the easy way for Right Hand Drive where you remove the glove box panel, this is without pulling the whole dash out like other people do on TH-cam, mainly left hand drive Mazda 6's and MPS models.
Example link below on where to get an AUX cable with the right connection to fit in the back of the Stereo unit.
www.ebay.co.uk/itm/3-5mm-AUX-A... - ยานยนต์และพาหนะ
Thankyou great video ! Also done this within 3mins while intoxicated. The cable plugs fine and connected to my Samsung s9 however can also confirm cant skip tracks but for 6 quid couldn't be happier. Thanks !
Thanks for watching and glad to hear it's working for you. Yeah the skip button does not function at all unfortunately.
Thanks, work a treat for me on the MPS
Amazing help , this helped a lot and works perfect 👌
Good to hear and thanks for watching
Nice, bit fiddly in the dark but managed it. cheers
Brilliant.
Thanks.
Very easily done this way on a rhd
Thanks for watching Blackbird ZXOC
Hi there, I have tried to do this myself, but something is already plugged in and I am struggling to get it out, any suggestions??
Gemm Leveridge Hi and thanks for watching the video.
If something is already plugged in then do you have a Sat Nav or something else fitted?
A Sat Nav is something else that could be using that port.
To remove it may be a bit of a task and may require you to do what most left hand drive Mazda 6 MPS's have demonstrated on TH-cam.
If you're a member of MPS Owners Club (free sign up) then view this link as it may help you;
www.mpsowners.co.uk/viewtopic.php?f=52&t=16756&start=15
Good luck
I have a 2008 American version. So my steering wheel is on the opposite side. Will it work the same way?
Yes it will. Just had it done today. But it's as easy as you can't see anything and have to feel it out lol ... helps if you have small hands lol
Can you still adjust the volume and skip songs and so on with the streering wheel controls?
@KulmaKarva thanks for watching....
You can adjust volume and mute buttons but, you cannot skip tracks using the steering wheel controls.
Would this also work if you wanted to steam Spotify over Bluetooth?
(Also, I have a lefthand drive from 2005, don't know if that makes a difference)
Thanks for watching... I don't have the car anymore so cannot confirm if you connect the 3.5mm connection to a Bluetooth receiver then stream Spotify from mobile device will work, but can't see why not.
Left hand drive can be done (use desired Search engine), but not as simple as right hand drive.
Cheers
hey i own a 2005 mps6 tried this and it wont work, i have the 6 disc changer and bose, maby it just works from 2006 versions?
Nitronap The Mazda 6 MPS should all have the same unit albeit the ones that have the MP3 / hdd units.
Not sure why it wouldn't work maybe it's the cable you have and either the connection in the rear is not connected correctly or you have a loose wire there, also make sure the 3.5mm adapter sits into your phone / MP3 player properly too.
Hope that helps.
If the white socket is there it will work.
Tip. I had to turn my radio off and on for it to work the 1st time
Is there a limit on number of folders and tracks on usb stick?
Hi thanks for watching.... USB stick cannot be attached to the system setup I have so can't really answer your question. It's either standard CD or the AUX into any MP3 device that has the 3.5 mm jack.
Hi...have a question...will the white connector activate the media button on the radio, or does that function need to be "unlocked" with a software "update"?
Hi,
I trust all is well and thanks for watching.
I don't have the car anymore, but it was plug and play, albeit just requiring you to press the Media button and the display should read Aux.
Make sure at very least you have the volume on the device turned up fairly high before using the head unit volume
@@EuroGamer83 ill give it a try!...thanks for the reply!
Quick update on the mazda radio....i connected a bluetooth connecter to the aux/media port and it works like a charm....plug and play as you stated!
Would this work on a U.S 2006 Mazdaspeed 6
Thanks for watching...
Yes, but your approach will be difficult if doing what I managed as your glovebox is on the opposite side for the U.S.
I tried similar air freshener and my hazard lights button peeled of from the drops :(
Ah not good to hear as that stuff is bad to all sorts of surfaces.
Can you help me? I have a bose sound system.
Hi Ivan, thanks for watching.
It depends on your question.
How did you get the glove box out I fell at the first hurdle
Cheers for watching, it is not hard from what I remember as I do not have the car anymore, but here goes....
Open the glove box, then on the inside part of the box that drops down (the side walls) |___| pinch them inwards /___\ and this should allow you to pull it out.
Note that this is going from memory 😄
Where do I get that type of cable from?
janaey158 I've linked an example cable within the description, thanks.
Will it be on the same side in the USA
Yao Kouei Saetern Hi and thanks for watching...
If you're referring to the port connection on the back of the CD Player unit, then yes from what I've seen on TH-cam.
What’s the name of the song you were playing on the MP3? :)
Breakout - Foo Fighters - There Is Nothing Left To Lose 👍
EuroGamer83 Thanks man! :)
Very nice video and all the procedure is very well explained. Thanks for sharing. I have some strange problem and i could use some help ... The line-in cable is connected to my phone, i press the MEDIA button and i am listening to my favorite music. So far, so good. The problem starts when i also connect the usb power cable to charge my phone and listen to the music at the same time. Some strange noise (electrical noise i mean) starts hearing from the speakers.
Do you happen to know why this is happening and how can i fix this? Do you have that kind of problem too??
Ps: I like the sticker with the MPS logo you have on the dash. Where did you buy it from?
Terry Meynolds Thanks on the positive comments.
The MPS badge was there when I bought the car, thought it was standard to be honest.
I haven't charged my phone while connected to the AUX so cannot confirm, it may well be a few things e.g. the USB adapter, the cable, the charge input may be interfering somehow...
I'll have to try this and update you if I have the same issue.
Maybe normal due to the tech too.
@Terry Meynolds
I get the same issue, always used a power bank when needed hence why I never noticed it before.
As said before it seems to be how the tech is / charge coming into the phone while outputting sound to the speakers.
Workaround will be a power bank if required.
Thank you for the feedback. So no matter what we do or what car charger we choose, we cannot avoid the interference. But using a power bank is very good idea. How did I not think of it?
Install a ground loop isolater and you should be good. About $10 avg
will it work on 2005 mazda 6?
Thanks for watching.
If it's a Mazda 6 MPS (or Mazdaspeed if in the US) and has the same sound system, then I can't see why not however, please do some research as I'm no expert.
Would this work on a Mazda 6 2006 v6 (American make)??
Hi Ian Mc and thanks for watching....
I can't say really for that version as not sure on sound system / setup.
@@EuroGamer83 if it has that same plugin, do you think itd work?
@@ianmc7887 I can't see why it wouldn't where say it's the same stereo as the one in the video.
It's not working for me.. the media button doesn't detect anything
Could you please help ??
Hi Vaibhav thanks for watching....
At very least it'll need to be a Mazda 6 MPS, other Mazda 6's may have different sound systems / setups....
I can only guess but, if its not working for you it may be either the adapter and or wire may be damaged, not inserted fully (should hear a click), incorrect pins in the adapter therefore not setup for audio playback.
Good luck progressing with this though 👍
Try turning radio off and on again
It works on a TS model. Just did it 😀👍
Rassklat where you get that cable from???
Dee Rythmist Thanks for watching.
I've provided a link within the description for the cable as an example but, I did get mine from eBay.
EuroGamer83
I have one now got its from ebay. I installed it but nothing seems to happen.
I have mazda 6 sport 2005 reg with bose system .
I press the Tape/MD button but it doesnt function at all when pressed.
Dee Rythmist I'm not sure but it would seem the Mazda 6 Sport stereo unit is of a different setup and design to the 6 MPS, especially where it has a Tape / MD (Mini Disk?) button.
Check post 42 in the link below as they have possibly the same car and it doesn't work for them...
forum.mazda6club.com/mazdaspeed6/225354-how-3-5mm-stereo-bose-system.html#/topics/225354?page=5
Check out the internet regarding your spec of car too... good luck.
Where do you buy that sticker ? Mazda6 mps
Already fitted to the dash when I originally bought it, other than that I thought it was standard with the 6 MPS range.
Does it work on LHD
Thanks for watching, it does but may be more difficult to get to the back of the stereo with the way I have managed it.
There are other ways where you have the LHD Mazda 6 MPS.
CD player still works after this, right?
Yep, my 6 disc CD changer works without issue 👍
Thanks!
Hi! will this work on the left hand drive?
Hi and thanks for watching. It can yes, but you will need to manage it in a different way due to the stereo location and that it's left hand drive, plenty of tutorials online for this too.
@@EuroGamer83 Thank you!
Does this work with the HDD version?
Thanks for watching....
I couldn't say as it may depend if the HDD version is using that connection, if not again I would not know unfortunately, thanks.
Zain aziz can you help me? I also have hdd play and bose sound system. Did you figure out how to connect the bluetooth adapter?
@@ivancarreon8995 yes mate. I got the Grom BT3 adapter. All you do is pull the glovebox out unscrew a few screws and pull the centre console out and behind there is a spare white socket. Just install it in there and you're good to go. I thought because I had the HDD I would have no spare socket but turns out we do.
@@Tele302 thanks for replying. unfortunately for me something is already using it maybe its the navigation system
@@ivancarreon8995 ah maybe you're right as I don't have the nav system on mine.
I noticed it's a lot quieter than using cds
Lachlan Booth Yeah I think that’s because of the device itself having it’s own volume setup then you have the cars AUX setup.
Turn up said device to whichever volume, then use the cars volume rocker to decide what you want, no issues here with my volume just so I’m clear 👍🏻
Hmm thats odd, the steering wheel is on the wrong side...
lol
Zonekiller24 it is on the right and correct side
That's why he had less job to do. Coz plug is on the left side
My aux broke lol