szeik@hotmail.com wrote in news:1140697738.332402.153340
@t39g2000cwt.googlegroups.com:

There's a couple ways of doing this. The best way would be through RCA
input adapters in the back of the stereo. This would involve getting to the
back of the stereo and checking to see if there's any RCA inputs. If there
are, you can go to radioshack or walmart and get a 1/16th to dual RCA wire.
If there are no inputs you can get a simple FM transmitter that is powered
by your cigarette lighter outlet.

I doubt very much there are RCA inputs on the back of your stock stereo.
The FM transmitter route is really your only option.

But let me take this moment to STRONGLY encourge you to consider buying a
new head unit, one that DOES have input jacks.  There are MANY reasons why a
new aftermarket HU would be disirable.  First and foremost, almost all of
the new HU's play MP3's, which is nice.  Plus, aftermarket HU's usually have
more power than a stock deck making your music sound cleaner and more
dynamic.  Frankly, those FM transmitters never really sound that good.  The
reason is usually due to the radio, not the transmitter.  FM radios have
limited frequency bandwidth so even the VERY BEST FM transmitter cannot
overcome this obsticle.

I had a six disc changer that came with my '99 Suburu Forester and I
IMMEDIATELY ripped that sucker out.  With a HU that plays MP3's AND iPod
compatibility, you just don't need the changer.

My $.02,

MOSFET