[Thelt]

I fixed it if anyone else is interested. I went to radio shack and bought a connector that accepts the input from an MP3 player. It had connectors for three wires on the back. I then soldered wires to it and then spliced them in to the wires where the RCA cables were. It has a little nut to hold it in place. Once it was all put back together it looks stock.

 

[mcginkleschmidt]

I too have a 2004 Titan that had the Non-Rockford 6-CD Changer and I found the AUX plug to be a worthless component. I could hook an MP3 player to it but I had to turn the volume up way high to hear anything and the noisy background was terrible.

I recently bought a new aftermarket Kenwood touchscreen navigation receiver to replace the whole OEM player.

I'm glad to hear you got the AUX plug fixed but I have to wonder why you even bothered.

 

[Thelt]

I have to turn it up all the way to get it loud enough but I get no background noise. I think it might have to do with using the headphone out on my MP3 player. A more expensive MP3 player might have better output. Anyway I am glad it works. It just irritated me to know the previous owner would butcher the wiring like that.

 

[bestatchess]

2004 had low AUX input level. Some people wired in PIE amps to increase AUX level, which may explain hacked AUX wiring. I swapped my 04 RF HU for a 2006 and the AUX level is much better.

 

[Thelt]

2004 had low AUX input level. Some people wired in PIE amps to increase AUX level, which may explain hacked AUX wiring. I swapped my 04 RF HU for a 2006 and the AUX level is much better.

Mine works well enough to be usable. It could be better but it will do for now. maybe I will swap out the whole thing for an aftermarket stereo one day. Maybe one with the DVD player.

Anyway I was proud of myself for using a soldering iron and not damaging myself or my car. I am not exactly Yoda with that thing......

 

[gweasel77]

Mine works fine. We listen to MP3's & Pandora on my girlfriend's Samsung Epic.