04 TB LS 4x4, non-Bose radio, everything from factory.
Main speakers keep operating intermittently. Other forums stated to change the speakers, poor quality OEM for base model. I tried to replace LF and figured out after taking speaker out of the door that the new ones are round but the mounting bracket is "maltese" (like a firefighter cross).
Adapter is on the way, will try again next week.
Radio is single-CD with Band/CD-Aux buttons, no tape deck. This model wouldn't happen to have a 3.5mm Aux jack on the back, would it? Other forums seem to discuss the Bose model or XM or Onstar or 6-disc changer, I have none of those options installed. I have an XM "Skydock", receives XM through iPod then broadcasts to FM, I would like to connect it directly, came with a 3.5mm male-to-male cord, was hoping since it had the Aux button I could just plug it in to the back of the radio. Band cycles through FM1, FM2, and AM, haven't tried operating a CD yet, but can't set it to Aux as a source. I'm betting I have to buy some module to make the radio think it's real XM, right?
Anyone know if the radio HU is 2 DIN? If it is, and I find that the CD player doesn't work, I may just replace the whole HU with a 1DIN. I have a 2M mobile amateur radio (W9EKG), that I would like to place it in the radio stack.
One more question relating to opening the radio control console. The vent blower fan position switch works in 0-1-2-3 and 5, position 4 causes the blower to shut off. I'm thinking that I need to replace the control switch. Is that relatively easy? I might as well do it if I have the panel off for the radio, right?
Thanks! BC
Main speakers keep operating intermittently. Other forums stated to change the speakers, poor quality OEM for base model. I tried to replace LF and figured out after taking speaker out of the door that the new ones are round but the mounting bracket is "maltese" (like a firefighter cross).
Adapter is on the way, will try again next week.Radio is single-CD with Band/CD-Aux buttons, no tape deck. This model wouldn't happen to have a 3.5mm Aux jack on the back, would it? Other forums seem to discuss the Bose model or XM or Onstar or 6-disc changer, I have none of those options installed. I have an XM "Skydock", receives XM through iPod then broadcasts to FM, I would like to connect it directly, came with a 3.5mm male-to-male cord, was hoping since it had the Aux button I could just plug it in to the back of the radio. Band cycles through FM1, FM2, and AM, haven't tried operating a CD yet, but can't set it to Aux as a source. I'm betting I have to buy some module to make the radio think it's real XM, right?
Anyone know if the radio HU is 2 DIN? If it is, and I find that the CD player doesn't work, I may just replace the whole HU with a 1DIN. I have a 2M mobile amateur radio (W9EKG), that I would like to place it in the radio stack.
One more question relating to opening the radio control console. The vent blower fan position switch works in 0-1-2-3 and 5, position 4 causes the blower to shut off. I'm thinking that I need to replace the control switch. Is that relatively easy? I might as well do it if I have the panel off for the radio, right?
Thanks! BC

