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I have read tons of thread including that one that said we should remove the triangle cover near the passenger seat side, i havent removed mind to check if there is an aux thing there though, but apart from that.. does anyone have any suggestion or i should just find an alternative method?? My car is not full option obviously and its not long version, its a 2007 S350.
I love music so much, i grew up with music, i want to blast my collections to my ears, i bought the car weeks ago but just found out it has Harman Kardon speakers, i want to enjoy it.. please help!!
its AGE dependant if you got anything in the glove box (which could also mean market dependant) - but the ability to have the pins on the back of the comand notice anything is a attached is in that post - check this that was in that post
I found the AUX input, its in the armrest, there is 2, its in the one at the bottom .. i've got a Hamman Kardon speaker, im bloody enjoying it now
Is one the 3.5 mm stereo plug and the other a video input?
The AUX inputs were not standard initially in Europe at least. When I retrofitted those to my 221, I too installed the connectors to the armrest box. Easier to feed wires and easier to use.
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AUX port in 2007 S-Class 350
