C2304Bunz

Talk about music overkill... I've got the normal single disc indash cd, the 6 disc changer in my glovebox, and the MB ipod integration kit in the glovebox as well.

In my celica, I played around with a few adapters, but none can compare to the integration kit. Sure it's about $300, I actually got a SMOKING deal on it though because I signed up to get it with my lease, so I paid about $150 for it

Steering wheel control with cluster screen visuals is what sold me on the MB kit. But you've got a nice looking setup, so do what works for you!

barrykaye

A few months ago, I did the same install. Originally had the Belkin adaptor with the Aux input mounted in the glove box with the power coming from an additional cig lighter socket tapped off the front ashtray and located next to the shift column under the wood trim. No extraneous noises. Later, I re-routed the aux input into the center console armrest box and got power from the rear seat cig lighter. A much better install but that's when the noise showed up. In my car it sounds like an old fashioned interference "whine." Also, it changes when I step on the brakes. I suspect that either the re-routing of the aux input is to blame or possibly that the grounding/electrical circuit of the rear cig lighter is different than the one in the front ashtray.

Any thoughts?

ADHD

just got the part from my local dealer for 37.19$
Installed it in probaly 2 minutes!!
Thanks for this DIY

Byrnesy919

All I want to know is what cable is used to go on the back of the audio system

Benzben

Had the same problem when I did my install: https://mbworld.org/forums/c-class-w...-play-2-a.html You need a noise filter, which you can get at Radio Shack or any other electronics shop, plus any necessary adapters to connect it. You can see the one I used in the bottom left of my armrest storage among all the other wires.

Crutchfield appears to have some: http://www.crutchfield.com/S-oFjX21H...e-Filters.html