There is not one on your truck.
If you want to email me off the forum, I have the instructions for installing the auxilliary cable and input for a 2002 G500. Not sure if it's the same for a 2003 or not; but it might provide some insight.
There is not one on your truck.goodbrucker - 2/26/2005 1:01 PM
2003 G500 Can't find aux hookup for my IPODDoes anyone have any suggestions for how I might integrate my IPOD because the aux hookup does not seem to be in the glovebox. Could it be somewhere else? Any alternative suggestions would also be appreciated. I am very lonely w/o it! Thanks![?]
2003 G500 Can't find aux hookup for my IPODDoes anyone have any suggestions for how I might integrate my IPOD because the aux hookup does not seem to be in the glovebox. Could it be somewhere else? Any alternative suggestions would also be appreciated. I am very lonely w/o it! Thanks![?]
Does that include an actual ipod connector w/ power? or is it the standard mic jack?You also have another option beside case of premium beer or RadioShack
Buy Mercedes G-Class iPod plug and play connection kit with 9 pages installation manual and iPod cable.
Mercedes G500 Auxiliary Input Harness.
Those are not RCA plugs. They are 3.5mm TRS connectors. Not the same thing.You can see the one cable is a rca/rca cable. The one with the pins sticking out on one end and the 'bulb' on the other end I believe is also rca on on the bulb side.
I bought this bulb part and some pins from MB (and didn't get any documentation or that extra rca cable) but didn't get it installed as just pulling off the front faux wood panel seemed to be a bit more force required than I was comfortable applying.
Hmmm, don't know what a TRS connector is - I know I don't have it though and so maybe I would be screwed had I tried anyway. I was going off info I found here at benzworld that we needed 1 aux input harness and 4 terminals (plugs). I had hoped if I got the module cracked and access I could figure it out but as mentioned, was a bit timid when it came to yanking on the 'wood' cover.
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Talked to MB Canada today. Told them I have a A 203 540 61 07 auxilliary input harness and 4 A 008 545 55 26 terminal (little tiny bits). They looked up those and didn't think they were the right numbers - he thought it was a C class cable which may work but may not - and I don't have a 'trs' cable that looks just like an rca extender cable to me to get from the glove box to someones lap. As you can imagine, MB where I talked to them had never done this in a G which explains why its so hard to get a straight answer about how exactly to do it and who made it work.
and I don't have a 'trs' cable that looks just like an rca extender cable to me to get from the glove box to someones lap. /QUOTE]
TRS connector - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
RCA connector - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
and I don't have a 'trs' cable that looks just like an rca extender cable to me to get from the glove box to someones lap. /QUOTE]
TRS connector - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
RCA connector - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Oh man, big loooong brain fart, yea, its not an rca cable and I should know that. Doh![]()
Just wondering if this is just my setup and COMAND is supposed to save custom AUX sound settings? Thanks guys!The only problem I've had is COMAND doesn't seem to want to save my AUX sound settings. Treble is always too low. Weird, because it saves my radio and CD sounds settings.