Ok I'm going kinda crazy with this. First thing the stock radio has a single cd for mp3 which I think is great. I really wanted an AUX port for my ipod or my other mp3 players. I really hate wasting cd-r's and the books I have on audio files are AA files that I'm really not wanting to convert to mp3. Got myself a radio ipod interface that works well if you remove the external antenna. however I still would like a way for my mp3 players to work with my stock radio. anyone have any ideas?

Mitsubishi has no information about the ipod interface and the AUX button does nothing because anything AUX has to be plugged into the useless harness on the stock radio where the additional 6 disk cd changer goes. BAH

I sat in the that RAV4 rental before I bought this car and loved the bypass located in the center arm rest. Too bad Mitsu didn't bother with it. Sigh... help?

I just contacted someone at a dealership and they said the one for the outlander 2007 is not made yet. The other models will not work from what they know.

http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/2007-OUTLAN...sspagenameZWD1V
2007 OUTLANDER AUDIO AUX CABLE
Ok I did it. I asked the dealer about the part. Asked him to post it so I could buy it.

I am however a little perplexed. Why couldn't I just get an adaptor that would fit the aux port that runs to the center concul back plate. Snap it off you'll see it there.

Ok it's installed. Keep in mind this part is only useful for the stock cd player.
These notes are meant for the LS model with the stock radio.
IT'S EASY

Remove two air vents by using a small flat screwdriver
after you pop them upward from the bottom they will hinge upwards on the plastic clips

now the fun part.
The middle face plate with the buttons its on tight. Theres one plastic clip holding the bottom in. and 3 plastic clips at the top. Once again use it like a hinge.

PULL HARD from the bottom. My stupid plastic clip came off but wasn't damaged. BUT it fell down to the middle.

Get ready and unplug the single wire connection from the faceplate and put the face away far away from where you're working. The back seat or trunk. Make sure you don't forget to deactivate the hazzard.

remove the Radio. Remove four screws holding radio in.
be careful with plastic nooks and cranies everywhere I've droped one screw and have to take apart the middle area to get them.

remove the 3 connections from the back of the radio. Two groups of wire connectors and the antenna connection.

Put the radio away for now you don't need it.

Look at the two wire harnesses and count the pins on the one with less wires. This will be the one that you need to connect the mp3 to.

flip the wire harness over and pull up on the wire lock with a flat computer screwdriver. Very small port. Be careful not to use too much force. Your not trying to take it out just lift it slightly to push in the three wire connectors comming from the mp3 module. remember to push the lock back down. Zip tie the black box that the audio cable runs out to the radio wire harness. Makes it easier to push the radio back in.

Now that the units connected determine where you want to run the wire. I recomend the lower glove box. It's nice theres a plastic punch out to run the wire though in the top glove box but it's way to large.

It works fine. at volume 30 the mp3 player at full volume sounds like an mp3 cd.

Good luck to you all. If someone can help with the pictures I can email them to you.

I tried the volume again. at lvl 20 with full blast sound on the ipod out it sounded good. Now I can subscribe back to audio books. The fm transmitter quality was poor. and i couldn't charge the ipod at the same time of use because the data port was in use by the fm transmitter. That thing eats up the battery life.

I just wanted to drop a line to say thanks for all the information. I ordered and installed based on the postings here.

Installation was way easier than I thought it would be and everything sounds so much better than before.

-Billy

Is there a device that will connect your ipod to the 07 LS with the nav / media centre ....

Hi robertjuy,

Would you have any idea whether it is possible to install an AUX input into the 07' LS that has a Rear DVD system? I was advised by Mitsu that they will not be able to install it for me because I have one.

Also, the AUX connector you have comes out into the glovebox? Is there a way to make it go into the centre console?

duplicate post, my bad

Sorry everyone for the non-responses. Didn't get notified about the responses. Ok here's the deal. With the dvd system you can't use it because the leads used for the aux jack are the ones used for the AV on the back of your center consule.

The reason for the glove box install was there was enough give on the cable that I could control my mp3 player and drive easy. There is no hole for the jack anywhere. This car wasn't meant to have one. OH you could always get an extention cable and run it though the arm rest. That should look smooth. But eh I'm lazy. I'll stick to the glove box. can tuck it in easy when I don't need it.

Hi Robertguy,

I've pulled apart the stereo and had a look at the AUX input area. Could you tell me whether it is possible to install an AUX input and where the wires would go if so?

I have a Rear DVD but it doesn't seem to be connected to the front unit - some features and functions that are suppose to enable it to work with the front unit are either missing or not working.

Its ok now. I've checked with the dealer and my Outlander does not have its DVD system connected to the front audio. Ordered in the AUX cable part.

Glad to hear you're able to use the part. I know some others wanted to know this info. so in a nutshell.

DVD rear unit does not use the ports needed for the mp3 stereo jack.

you can have both connections.

Actually, my dealer said that for the special promotion pack (which has the nudge bar, rear DVD and alloy wheels - called the Activ Pack in Australia), the DVD unit is not attached to the front, but in normal cases it is - and the Rear sound can be accessed via the AUX settings. Reason for this is the rear DVD was installed after the car lands in Australia from Japan.

Just installed mine - as described its easy to remove the air vents and the stereo system by hinging it upwards. Pulled the cable into the lower glovebox and works like a treat!

Hi guys

interesting listing and hopefully useful to me too (just bought an ipod) but heres the question (s)

1) do you know what the radio model is in the LS (we don't have an LS in the uk just equipe, warrior and elegance i think) mines a warrior and sounds like it may have the same radio (without sat nav) or do you have pics of the radio

2) do you know if the part number on e bay is a mitsubishi part number (as the ebay listing will only ship to us and canada)


cheers

Paul

1) Does it looks something like this?

2) In Australia the part number is MZ360136EX - had mine imported directly from japan as there was none in the country when I wanted to buy it.

cheers

that looks the same as mine , just got to find somewhere to get one at a sensible price (if i get one from mitsubishi in the uk they want £85) and one US company has quoted me $96 for the shipping ($40 for the wires)

don't suppose anyone has a wiring diagram/schematic for this as I may consider making one if i can find out what it is

cheers

Paul

I could scan the installation info, but I have noidea about the internal wiring about the Aux input box. All in know is there are 3 wires that plug into the back of the stereo, go into this "box" and it comes out as one 3.5mm audio jack. So I guess if you can find a part with a 3.5mm audio cable at one end that somehow splits into 3 separate wires you could give it a try.

just found somewhere that has it for $45 and ~$20 shipping so about £35 instead of the £85 UK price :)

I may pull it apart to see whats inside when I get it :grin: but I guess we'll see