I have a 2008 Toyota Avalon. XL model. Standard factory radio w/ 6 CD changer. Is it possible to hook my MP3/ IPOD up via the AUX feature on my radio? If so, how??

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Yes there is.

Here is a Tip I wrote of the three ways to get radio codes.

https://www.fixya.com/support/r29874205-need_vehicle_radio_code

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change means?
remove the whole system.
or what?
if this is an operational issue, read the operators guide in the glove box, its there.
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It is not in the vehicle , if you have the external cd changer,
the cd changer can be unplug, to install the auxiliary audio input,
this is what you need volswagen aux interface

for ipods use this ipod interface full ipod controls from the volkswagen radio

volkswagen passat I have attached link for your proper reference. Ask their live chat for assistance.
All the best

I sould checkyou phone book to see if there is a bussiness that repairs car radios and cd players.
Other wise you should look into a new cd player at a local electronic store that sells car radios and cd players. The last option is to go to the dealer and order another one.

They make adaptors that plug into the Ipod so you can play it through your radio.

I believe so, there are some audio jacks that are converters from a power source, such as, a lighter jack.

I'm afraid not. The best advice I can give you is to get a Radio Tuner Adapter for your I-pod. Most prople will tell you to use a Cassette adapter, and this is fine. However it sounds like you want the best sound you can get from your I-pod. The tuner adapter is the way to get it. You will get a better sound frequency range from your factory tuner than your cassette. The factory Head unit in your Sable isn't bad, just changing the factory speakers will make a huge diffrence. Good Luck, and don't forget to vote.

it being an avalon it is a higher end car. a lot of cars these days have external amplifiers factory installed. I would start checking fuses. it might be an aux power fuse or it might have radio fuse. they generally have two fuses that power them though. one that supplies 12 volts continuously so that all presets remain in memory, and the 12 volt switched power source that tells the radio that the key is on. I know that you said that the radio is functioning properly just no sound but your best bet would be to just start checking fuses. there is a fuse box inside car and also a fuse box under hood. you generally have to remove a small black cover and you will see the outside fuse box. when checking fuses though pay attention to anything that isn't working such as the cigarette lighter or horn, these are sometimes the power supplies to the radio. hope I didnt confuse you but an 05 is kinda too new for you to have a bad radio. more than likely something little just one of those aggrivating little jobs of finding what it is.

Yes!

Read more:

http://trucks.about.com/od/2009toyotatacomatrucks/a/tacoma_changes.htm


"2009 Toyota Tacoma trucks are fitted with an enhanced standard audio system for 2009, with an AM/FM radio, auxiliary audio input, an MP3-capable CD player and XM Satellite radio capability."

I have an '08 Tacoma, and I bought an aftermarket iPod interface with RCA jacks so I could hook up my iPod and Sirius Satellite Radio.