Auxiliary Input Help

[talnlnky]

I wonder if mouser or one of the other giant electronics parts shops would have that they of connector....?

[CTScott]

Originally Posted by talnlnky

I wonder if mouser or one of the other giant electronics parts shops would have that they of connector....?

They have the pins, but the connector housings are custom.

[vitriumgts]

I think 2008 models are too new to be in the database at dealerships because only the 2007 4 pin connector is readily in search systems.

[vitriumgts]

so my friend bought a new corolla with his cash for clunkers rebate and his AUX assembly is 8 pin just like the 2008 yaris. I look very closely at the white connector while it was out and without any magnifying glass or a marker to make the numbers stand out, I managed to find out its a tyco electronic connector and i can only make out the numbers 12551 on it. But for sure I recognize the tyco font so I'll be researching this

[vitriumgts]

Originally Posted by vitriumgts

so my friend bought a new corolla with his cash for clunkers rebate and his AUX assembly is 8 pin just like the 2008 yaris. I look very closely at the white connector while it was out and without any magnifying glass or a marker to make the numbers stand out, I managed to find out its a tyco electronic connector and i can only make out the numbers 12551 on it. But for sure I recognize the tyco font so I'll be researching this

After a little digging at the Tyco Electronics website, a representative contacted me and according to the engineering department the 2X4 8 pin connector is: 175964-1

http://www.tycoelectronics.com/catal...&RQPN=175964-1

It looks to be a match. I'll be ordering one and see if I can finally link my yaris deck to an aux stereo jack

[Reeves360]

Does vitriumgts or anyone else know what the female part number is that matches the Tyco 175964-1?

I'm not even sure if one exists but I would prefer to have that add some wire to the correct pin locations and then splice on my RCA connectors or run the wires into my after market Pioneer stereo harness.

The reason I would like to do this is because I'm looking at possibly adding an extra AUX input for people in the back and I would also like to not hack up the existing AUX input to make it work with my new stereo. That way if I sell my car I can remove my stereo and none of the factory wiring would be touched.

Thanks for the help.

[zachryboles]

Originally Posted by talnlnky

I wonder if mouser or one of the other giant electronics parts shops would have that they of connector....?

funny you mention that..... i used to work for mouser so if anyone needs a large part order at cost i might still be able to help. they have connectors but the housing isnt gonna work....

[vitriumgts]

I'm having a very tough time ordering a single unit of this connector, and I'm working hard to even get a single sample. Its all Bulk orders or nothing. Can anyone provide any help?

[tabako]

The aux input on my scion tc isn't working properly. I get incomplete sound, similar to how it would sound if the male jack was only partially put into the receiving end.

I'm pretty sure the problem lies with the 1/8" receiving jack mounted onto the board, because if I wiggle the cable going into the jack at exactly the right angle, I get full sound quality. I've tried multiple cables, so the problem almost assuredly lies in the receiving jack.

Heres a picture of what I'm looking at:



The part number is 86190-52010 and the dealership wants to charge me just over $100 for it, which is ridiculous.

I'd like to solder off the green box and replace it with a different 1/8" Stereo Panel-Mount Phone Jack but the soldering patterns on the bottom didn't match up with the jack I saw when I went to radio shack.

Does anybody have an idea where I can find a part that will match? Or am I overlooking an easier way to solve this problem?

Thanks in advance for any help.